Sentence examples for continuously express from inspiring English sources

Only in the late period when repression by other modules attenuates can the ESC specific genes continuously express, which may explain the expression curve of ESC specific genes and the long latency of reprogramming.

Twitter is a social media platform with widespread success where millions of people continuously express ideas and opinions about a myriad of topics.

What if you didn't have to: register and form-fill; continuously express your preferences; navigate new interfaces with every new app; and the biggest one of them all, discover and navigate each single-purpose app or service at a time?

Opponents to AB32, and those who supported proposition 23 in California continuously express concerns that if the costs of energy and goods in California go up, but they do not go up at the same rates elsewhere, that will drive some companies to take their jobs and dollars out-of-state.

A Definitive Zero Tolerance Statement: It is in the hands of the Secretary General of the UN to continuously express unequivocal zero tolerance for any form of violence against women and girls, to declare loud and clear that such violence is a crime against humanity and to hold national governments directly accountable for any violations of these human rights.

Each inoculation of 3 L culture attained 109 cells and could be induced to continuously express VLPs three times.

If the levels of TAFs become low, the XCPE1 and XCPE2 classes of TATA-less genes would be continuously expressed, while expression of other TAF-dependent genes would be reduced.

p63 was detected earlier at D7 and continuously expressed at D21, while K14 expression was detected later at D21.

One hundred and thirty genes were continuously expressed at all stages of development with peak expression of 44 genes at GD9.5.

Live-cell imaging of the embryonic kidney cell line HEK293T, transfected with an EGFP-NBPF1 expressing construct, showed a temporally fluctuating pattern of EGFP-NBPF1 expression in comparison with control transfected cells continuously expressing EGFP-luciferase.

Lucas's behavior is passive-aggressive: continuously expressing negative feelings, resentment, and aggression in an unassertive, passive manner.