She stares down at the square with a tired but contented expression.
Kemal's bought Sibel a purse!" "Really?" my father said, his contented expression suggesting that he had seen and approved of the bag as a sign of how happy his son and his son's sweetheart were, though not once did he take his eyes off the screen.
Soon the face of a woman emerged eyes closed, lips pursed, with a contented expression.
"And when he is not, he looks like this…" – she shows us Kolya's contented facial expression – "…and he burps".
He looks up with a stern but utterly content expression.
Table 1 Hjelmslev's form/substance and content/expression complementarities Content Expression Form content form expression form Substance content substance expression substance Figure 4 Levels of language (from Halliday 1961 /2002: 39).
The phylogenetic grouping, similar domain content, expression profiles, and general activity in developmental pathways demonstrate that DANGER proteins comprise a new developmental superfamily.
As diabetes can modulate heart glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) content expression, data can be normalized to cyclophilin expression [ 12].
Simultaneous analysis of ROS contents, expression of ROS-related genes and activities of ROS-scavenging enzymes gave an integrative view of physiological state and detoxifying potential under conditions of sensitivity or tolerance.
Additional information of these genes is also given, including gene description, alternatively spliced transcripts/isoforms, GC content, expression data (from Unigene), Gene Ontology (GO) descriptions, pathway information and protein domain descriptions.
Furthermore, mosses are acknowledged as comparable to higher plants in terms of gene content, expression, and regulation [ 4], although they are estimated to have diverged from other groups of land plants approximately 450 million years ago [ 5].
