Sentence examples for enough expression from inspiring English sources

Fifteen genes did not have enough expression data for statistical analysis or were not significantly differential expressed in either dsx null comparison and were therefore not considered for further analysis.

Knott's poems often peter out in this way, as though he had stored up only enough expression to cover their openings.

Gathering for Sunday night's trophy ceremony, several Spurs players carried the flags of their home countries – a common enough expression of national pride while the World Cup is going on.

If the length of the input vectors is long enough, expression (1) can be estimated with high precision leading to highly accurate quantization noise estimations.

(i activity diagrams are a natural view for presenting control and data flow between functional elements of the application, (ii)activity diagrams have enough expression power to present the application task network of the workload model, (iii)reuse of activity diagrams created for describing task-level behaviour becomes possible.

Since not all the species that we surveyed have enough expression evidence for retrogenes, we took steps to ensure both high data quality (i.e. to minimize the influence of pseudogenes) and sufficient number of genes.

If you are close enough, look at the expression in the bird's eyes.

Hence, our sRNA deep sequencing data had a high sequencing depth, deep enough for expression profiling and sensitive enough to discover lowly expressed novel miRNAs.

However, this approach did not yield enough SOD1 expression (data not shown), suggesting that SOD1 introns have important transcriptional regulatory elements required for high expression.

But, sure enough, the expression appeared: a few thousand performers, holding colored placards and flipping them in perfection unison, spelled out "Long Live the People," "Long Live the Chinese Communist Party" and "Long Live the Motherland".

The courtroom sketch, by Jane Rosenberg, seems fitting of the De Niro persona - distinctly him, yet ambiguous enough in expression to match any of the myriad roles he has brought to bear.