Sentence examples for changed to express from inspiring English sources
The cells were morphologically changed to express many dendrites, and their expression levels of MHC class-II and CD80 were upregulated after the stimulation with OK-432.
In the parking lot outside the polls, they sang, "When the Saints Go Marching In," but with a few lyrics changed to express support for President Obama.
These antibody-based receptors, called chimeric antigen receptors (CARs), are genetically fused to proteins of the T-cell receptor signalling machinery (CD3ζ, CD28 and others), so that T lymphocytes genetically changed to express these receptors upon antigen binding will be properly activated [68].
In a prior study, we found that αB-crystallin was highly expressed in RPE cells immediately adjacent to drusen, further demonstrating that in AMD, the RPE cells change to express proteins associated with the disease [ 17].
In his complex, Mr. Engelmayer said, the change to express service came in response to a growing proportion of secular residents.
I see blooms of plankton in a blue of such Persian richness it seems an animal rapture, a color-change to express some form of intuitive delight.
"He is not interested in councils of despair". Instead of "revolution," Robinson prefers terms like "better scenario" and "phase change" to express what he sees as humanity's best hopes for reforming itself.
As listed above, there was a whole set of different song features that females changed when being challenged, and one possibility to explain this diversity is that females might use different changes to express different levels of aggressive intent, a hypothesis that could be tested in future studies.
CORRECTION: The wording here has been changed to better express where Hindus are most strongly represented.
To test the importance of each residue in this motif, six hrpB2XAC mutants in which each of these residues were changed to alanine were expressed the ΔhrpB2 strain.
(They change colour to express emotion, something the Moomins never do).
