Without wishing to put too fine a point on it, viewers confront emotional expression at its most direct.
Some people, however, feel uncomfortable if they are confronted with expressions of negative emotions and drive them away [ 80].
Since modern technologies, such as gene expression chips, confront us with a vast number of measured variables rising above the number of samples, it has become crucial, in recent years, to find a compromise between the acceptable loss of information and the desired number of variables [39].
I learned to confront filth with an unblinking expression.
Why not confront the growing international criticism and expressions of skepticism directly, and allow an investigation into the Army's possible role?
Thus, when confronted with ubiquitous expression of their cognate antigen, H7a-targeted T cells underwent apoptosis or replicative exhaustion.
There will be ebbs and flows, clusters and absences of Holocaust-related work, which will themselves reflect the flow of generations in survivor families, dramatists, and the rest of us as we confront, and confront anew, this defining expression of 20th-century evil.
In particular, it is necessary to confront a mathematical problem inherent in expression ratios.
Employees who feel uncomfortable with visible expressions of faith at work should confront the situation head on, Ms. Johnston said.
I've seen the way audience members respond to this genuine expression of vulnerability, finding inspiration from Chip to confront their own demons.
