Sentence examples for emphasis on expression from inspiring English sources

Its politics, such as they are, are libertarian, with an emphasis on expression of identity.

The emphasis on expression of glycolytic enzymes by P. carinii and not those in alternative pathways, suggests that although the alveolar compartment may immunologically challenge the organisms, the milieu may provide a sufficient nutritional environment, circumventing the need for alternative carbohydrate pathways.

This emphasis on expression instead of induction of sensitization circumvents the ambiguities in previous studies.

The aim of this study was therefore to re-evaluate the prognostic value of HIF-1α overexpression in a representative group of patients with endometrioid endometrial cancer, with emphasis on expression patterns.

The aim of this study was therefore to (1) re-evaluate the prognostic value of HIF-1α with emphasis on expression patterns and investigate the additional effect of p27kip1 expression on predicting survival in EEC and (2) to determine relationships with the other clinicopathologic markers in the endometrioid type of endometrial cancer.

Obviously then, types play an important role in philosophy of language, linguistics and, with its emphasis on expressions, logic.

Mammalian Oatps exhibit wide tissue expression with emphasis on their expression in barrier cells [ 6].

Overall, the differentially expressed genes in ConA activated bovine PBLs reflect the emphasis on the expression of a range of secreted intercellular signalling proteins, which are regulated by a dynamic balance between intracellular proteins promoting activation and proliferation and those that modulate or attenuate this process.

There's no swing, but more to the point, there's no emphasis on soloistic expression, melody, depth and variety of tone; there's no dialogue.

"Portrait of a Woman in Profile (Possibly Saskia)" and "Portrait of a Young Man (Possibly Titus)," both undated, lack the subtle, deft brushwork, the emphasis on facial expression and sensitivity to light found in the authentic Rembrandts.

Ms. Jaffe opted for a simplified version of her big solo in Act I, but the beauty of her performance lay in its stylistic unity and emphasis on Romantic expression within classical ballet.