Sentence examples for certainly expression from inspiring English sources

Certainly, expression of some of these genes is associated with the cold hardening response of flies [ 34].

Certainly, expression data and overactivation experiments suggest that the Wnt pathway contributes to the regulation of NPCs in the Nematostella ectoderm (Kusserow et al., 2005; Marlow et al., 2013); but to date, Wnt function has only been studied in detail in the later-developing neural cells of the oral region (Watanabe et al., 2014).

Certainly, expression of IL-17, IL-17RA, and IL-17RC has been described in RA synovial tissue and juxta-articular bone by immunohistochemistry [ 51, 52], and IL-17 protein production has been detected in synovial fluid and culture supernatants of synovial mononuclear cell explants [ 48, 53].

"I have no direct evidence that my position on the war or my political leanings have hurt me in any way," Mr. Silver said, expressing support for the intervention in Iraq and saying, "Certainly the expression of my political viewpoint is unpopular".

The procedural arguments wrap up essentially the state of a computation and, certainly, the expression of environment.

And certainly an expression of sympathy went with that for those who might have suffered in the accident.

"So rather than representing two different Latin cultures, this stylized ad is trying to capture the passion people have for this product," she adds, and "flamenco dancing is certainly one expression of passion".

"Pond Way" is certainly an expression of Cunningham's interest in Zen Buddhism, and it is also the closest he ever came to depicting aspects of Thoreau (the "Ponds" chapter of "Walden").

"We have not seen a particular event that has justified this, but the fact is that our exposure to cyber attacks is growing and our exposure is growing particularly in power systems because of our move to internet-based control systems," says Stewart Baker, who admits the sudden rise in media reports is almost certainly an expression of those concerns.

"Pierre Boulez and I first met in Berlin in 1964 and there have been few fellow musicians with whom I have developed such a close and important relationship in the 52 years that followed – even though we always stuck to the formal 'vous' when speaking to each other, a rarity in our rather informal world, but from my side, certainly, an expression of my deepest respect and admiration".

Certainly neither expression occurs in the texts Arnauld assembled from the Summa Theologiae.