Sentence examples for excess of expression from inspiring English sources

They do the same kind of acting onstage as off — the sort of modern naturalism, without eccentricity of gesture, excess of expression, or heightened and formalistic precision, that is the business-casual of contemporary cinema.

The one-tailed Fisher exact test comparing decrease versus increase of expression for the true and random sets yields a p-value of 0.02, indicating that there is an excess of expression decrease in the actual data.

Utilizing the alternate genome alignments results in a slight excess of expression biased toward the alternate allele (average 51.6 %), but with an approximately symmetrical distribution of biases.

The effect of dietary Cu deficiency and excess on expression of grp78, crt, perk, eif2α, ire-1α, xbp-1, and atf-6α mRNAs in the liver and muscle of P. fulvidraco was shown in Figure 8.

The relative excess of male expression was positively correlated with expression breadth, expression level, and number of interacting proteins (protein connectivity), and negatively correlated with variance in expression.

The results (Figure 1) indicate that with one operator we get close to linear induction and low level of leaky expression when there is about in 5 to 25-fold excess of LacI expression over its normal level.

When paternally- and maternally-expressed imprinted genes covered in the sequence read data are compared, we discovered an excess of paternal expression (11 paternal and 6 maternal), and most of these (9 of 11) show strong monoallelic expression (90% 100%).

Different processes are involved in alveolar destruction in emphysema, particularly excess of protease expression and activity in the lung.

This study also shows that important cell biological properties such as oestrogen-independent proliferation can be regulated in several subtle ways and thus might be hidden in the excess of gene expression differences observed in profiles of specimens from patients.

Using rhesus macaque as outgroup to assign differences, we found no excess of differential expression on the human or chimpanzee lineage for the tissues brain, kidney, liver, and heart.

It is not clear how a rapid and successful antigenic switch is achieved in either B. recurrentis or B. hermsii[ 25] since for both species there is an approximately threefold excess of the expression plasmid compared to the silent plasmid.