Sentence examples for combination of expression from inspiring English sources
TAKÁCS QUARTET This Anglo-American-Hungarian foursome enjoys a high ranking among the world's chamber ensembles, renowned for its combination of expression, intelligence, and restraint.
According to the approach, the sentence similarity is defined as a weighted combination of expression similarity and semantic similarity.
A combination of expression profiling data with confocal fluorescent microscopy and imaging processing allows one to locate protein expression activities within the cell.
We used a combination of expression studies and genetic analysis to assess the function of CEBPD in the mouse ovary.
Using a combination of expression profiling following siRNA knockdown and chromatin immunoprecipitation in a human liver cell line, we identified eight novel direct transcriptional targets of FOXO1a.
When thinking of the liver, for instance, it should be considered that the identity of this organ is given by the combination of expression programs in several kinds of cells, more than just hepatocytes.
Clearly, the combination of expression patterns could be used to distinguish iPS from hESC cultures, but the differences in microRNA expression levels may also contribute to the subtle phenotypic differences observed between iPS and hESC.
Principle component analysis (PCA) on the whole genome expression data showed that the first two principal components (or two "super genes" derived from linear combination of expression data from of 3,356 genes) account for 82.8% and 7.7% of the variance in the data sets, respectively.
Aristotle distinguishes things that have sentential unity through a combination of expressions ('a horse runs') from those that do not ('horse'runsuns'); the latter are dealt with in the Categories (the title really means 'predications'[1]).
