Sentence examples for depressed expression from inspiring English sources
"I have heard your work described as melancholy, as a sort of depressed expression of the feeling that there is nothing left to do," I say.
Several pathological conditions associated with iron overload are attributed to the depressed expression of hepcidin and are often associated with bone diseases including osteoporosis.
At some point in the meal, I knew, Charles Kiely, one of the two chefs, would approach the table and stand silently, with drooping shoulders and a depressed expression, like a young Tim Conway.
These data demonstrated that BMP2 enhanced bone regeneration in diabetic BMSCs by stimulating the Wnt signaling pathway with the accumulation of β-catenin and the depressed expression of GSK3β.
Depressed expression of adipocyte beta-adrenergic receptors is a common feature of congenital and diet-induced obesity in rodents.
These data indicated that antisense DNA inhibited translation of bphD mRNA and depressed expression of hydrolase (bphD), and that this inhibition resulted in the accumulation of HPDA.
There is a great deal of difference between the depressed expressions of those who dwell on ground floors.
There is a great deal of difference between the depressed expressions of those who… A rooming house in speakeasy street.
Tph1−/− mice are less susceptible to experimental colitis, which is associated with depressed cytokine expression and macrophage infiltration to the bowel suggesting a key role for 5-HT in GI inflammation [18].
In contrast to asthma patients, patients with COPD are relatively resistant to GC therapy, and this could be in part due to depressed HDAC2 expression and activity [ 15, 57].
The surprising demonstration of a glucose-lowering effect of GMDeltaC in the background of depressed hepatic glucokinase expression suggests that controlled stimulation of liver glycogen storage may be an effective mechanism for improving glucose homeostasis, even when normal pathways of glucose disposal are impaired.
