"constrained expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which someone is unable to express themselves freely because of certain external or internal factors, such as fear or anxiety. For example: "Although I wanted to argue my point, I held back and gave a constrained expression of my opinion."
The contours of power, as it is currently configured, are structurally prohibitive of all but the most constrained expression of femininity, Beard argues.
Buffalos are mainly considered poor breeders owing to the constrained expression of estrus behavior.
This constrained expression of Tfcp2l1 was fully sufficient to sustain self-renewal after LIF withdrawal, as shown by undifferentiated morphology, expression of pluripotency markers, and capacity to form AP-positive colonies.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05462.012 An active mode of dosage compensation is predicted to constrain expression in the face of underlying gene amplification, thereby buffering CNV.
This study clearly demonstrated a role for natural selection in constraining expression divergence, since a much higher fraction of MA than NI genes were found to be differentially expressed across populations.
In this context, fundamental questions arise: how can the architecture of gene regulatory networks generate, make use of or be constrained by expression noise?
Each of them is a potential candidate from model correction and for the identification of new secondary metabolite biosynthesis genes with specifically constrained gene expression patterns.
To demonstrate the importance of our novel approach, we investigated how much evidence of selectively constrained gene expression evolution we can detect between human and mouse.
This work is mainly based upon a metabolic model, which generally consists of metabolic reactions constrained by expression levels of metabolic genes or activation levels of enzymes.
Beerling points out that the genes for leaf morphogenesis were to a large extent already present in clubmosses, spikemosses and quillworts and proposes that high CO2 constrained the expression of this morphogenetic potential.
Next, the model is constrained to expression data so that protein concentrations are subsumed in the Vmax values and chosen from typical concentrations in cancer cells, measured kinetic parameters, and measured concentrations of nutrients such as glucose, oxygen, and total intracellular adeno-nucleotide concentration.
