Sentence examples for cases to express from inspiring English sources

But for the reason that these laws were considered unreasonable and to unnecessarily hamper commerce between the states, we have felt ourselves constrained in a large number of cases to express our disapproval of such as provided for taxing directly or indirectly the carrying on or the profits of interstate commerce.

In agreement, we found 15% of cases to express HER4 in the membrane.

Genetic modification has been used in many cases to express NK cell activation signals, like 4-1BBL and membrane bound IL-15 (mbIL-15).

Using the EPR2871 antibody, Kohno et al. reported 48/222 NSCLC cases to express RET in the absence of a RET fusion; all cases of RET-KIF5B were also RET positive with IHC [ 2].

Eleven animal rights groups came together to file a friend of the court brief, which allows an interested party not directly involved in a case to express its views to the court.

A group of leading child cancer doctors have written to NHS England's chief executive, Simon Stevens, in the wake of the high-profile Ashya King case to express concerns that other families will reject NHS advice and demand treatment abroad which could reduce children's chances of survival.

If the proceedings in the probate court of Suffolk county were so defective that the title of the ward was not legally divested by the sale in 1844, upon which question it has become unnecessary, in the present case, to express any opinion, nevertheless the title passed, under the act of 1867, to the city of Boston, when following the provisions of that statute, it took these lands.

Their purpose, in this election year, was to conduct a public flogging, to demonstrate that they were on the case, to express their righteous indignation on behalf of their party and their constituents.

Conversely, CD30-positive cases tended to express FASCIN, BLIMP1 and JUNB.

The fact that almost half of BCP, as shown in this study, express alphaB-crystallin raises the question why the remaining BCP cases fail to express this protein.

Despite the efficacy of these agents, many patients eventually relapse with either intrinsic or acquired resistance and, in the majority of cases, continue to express ER.