We're literally made of the same stuff as stars and that means that even though we look and act differently, we're all just different expressions of the same star stuff.
However, there was no significant difference between the stages with different expressions of E-cadherin or Rab11 (p = 0.09).
miRNA patterns differed not only between species but showed different expressions of the same circulating miRNA within the same species and disease but different patient characteristics.
State cruelty has different values, and different expressions of itself, over time.
He was not asserting, as some people have, that religions like Christianity and Buddhism are merely superficially different expressions of one underlying faith.
He considered philosophy and the Kabbala, the influential body of Jewish mystical writings, to be different expressions of the same religious truth.
In "I Do/I Would" a few seconds of a song pass back and forth between two CD players, forward on one, backward on the other, creating what sounds like different expressions of assent.
This disgust may extend to heterosexuality, too, and his digressions regularly lead him back to the mysterious link between lust and mortality, two different expressions of the same human flaw.
He grunts realistically when he hurls himself up and over the edge of something — the voice actor who plays Nate, Nolan North, is an inspired grunter, and there must be a hundred different expressions of strain on this soundtrack.
The intervals of open and diminished fifths, so pervasive that one begins to hear them as functionally equivalent (though qualitatively different) expressions of stasis, offset the sense of motion now assigned to a new dimension: sound traveling through space.
Instead, a common story emerges of Taiwanese youth finding collective purpose, in ecstasy and revolt, losing themselves in two radically different expressions of liberation —Hua Hsu This was a year of voyages and the tempestuous one of reading Elena Ferrante.
