Sentence examples for context for the expression from inspiring English sources

Sessions began with a standard introduction to the topic, followed by a warm-up exercise and then visual and textual stimuli to provide a set context for the expression and discussion of diverse views.

A detailed analysis of the properties of CRCM waters was undertaken to provide environmental context for the gene expression data.

In addition, the multi-tissue models were required for providing proper context for the gene expression data.

Importantly for the clinical context, the expression of B-RAF-V600E did not the affect the sensitivity of AMD11070.

A type system is presented that allows only context-dependent type instantiation, enabling only one type to be derivable for each expression in a given typing context: the type of an expression can be instantiated only if required by the program context where the expression occurs.

Overall, these findings suggest the presence of a favourable chromatin context for transgene expression around GLOBE integration sites and no specific risk for the GLOBE vector.

In order to provide context for the general gene co-expression results with At5g39790, we used the Arabidopsis Coexpression Data Mining Tools site to obtain the correlation coefficients for all-against-all comparisons of the 33 genes in the starch metabolic proteins set, over the full NASC microarray database.

To place the above transcriptome comparisons in context, we analyzed the expression data for hippocampus and heart tissue of the Sprague Dawley rat and C57BL/6 mouse (four biological replicates for each tissue) using the same Affymetrix array platforms used for the dendrite transcriptome analysis (see Methods).

Going to great lengths researching and interviewing those closest to the music icon (myself included), Smith not only effortlessly highlights James's unmatched musical career, but also provides a well-studied historical context for the basis of his artistic expression.

Gabriela creates a context for authentic expression, and sacred wisdom to come alive.

Checkerboard TMAs will allow the use of needle biopsies (i) alongside other tissue specimens (trans-urethral resection of prostates and prostatectomies in the case of prostate cancer) in clinical correlation studies when searching for new prognostic markers, and (ii) in a diagnostic context for assessing expression of multiple proteins in cancers from patients prior to treatment.