Sentence examples for competing expressions from inspiring English sources
Many at Yale maintain that my email prompted widespread and civil conversation, and that the ensuing controversy was just a matter of competing expressions of free speech.
While the administration has been mostly on the defensive, the competing expressions of outrage in Congress throughout Tuesday belied the fact that a few less-prominent Democrats had tried to draw attention to the A.I.G. retention bonuses since last November.
And suddenly there are dozens and dozens of competing expressions of religious truth, and so you have a new proliferation of new religions and new religious ideas that comes about as the immediate product of the freedom of the press.
For ZIC competition assays, a total of 1.2 μg of DNA was added per well: 0.4 μg of the Apoe reporter construct, 0.4 μg of the wild-type ZIC expression construct and 0.4 μg of either the competing katun expression construct or the pcDNA3.1/nV5-DEST™ vector when required to equalize the amount of transfected DNA.
This study offers a reliable benchmark data set that may be used for the comparison of 1) competing exon expression measures, 2) the variety of methods suitable for mapping exon array measures to the wealth of previously generated microarray data as well as 3) the development of more advanced exon- and transcript-level expression summarization methods.
In addition, this study offers a reliable benchmark data set for the comparison of competing exon expression measures, the selection of methods suitable for mapping exon array measures to the wealth of previously generated microarray data, as well as the development of more advanced methods for exon- and transcript-level expression summarization.
The same cross-validation partitioning was used to train a Support-Vector Machine (SVM) to represent a competing gene expression signature-based approach for comparison (Supplementary Fig. S4A).
Phenotypic differences in parkin mitophagy across different cell lines may be due to the unique bioenergetics of each model system, differential expression of competing deubiquitinating enzymes, PINK1 expression levels, the time points chosen for our studies or other as yet unidentified cofactors.
It is a factional struggle that is confused by competing loyalties and expressions of allegiance.
For example Miller and Cohen (2001) write "processing in the brain is competitive: Different pathways, carrying different sources of information, compete for expression in behaviour, and the winners are those with the strongest sources of support" [103].
