Sentence examples for expected perk from inspiring English sources

At high FGF receptor levels, there is no competition between FGF2 binding to FGFRs and HSGAG and thus, as expected, pERK response saturates at high FGF2 levels rather than showing a biphasic response.

Over the years, Mr. Cuomo said, the benefits have become a standard and expected perk for the lawyers, who often have political ties to the officials handing out the benefit.

It has all the expected perks: spa, outdoor pool and garden.

He has already warned his daughters not to expect perks (like an early copy of the final Harry Potter movie).

But visitors to Europe shouldn't expect perks like private planes.

(That gentle lack of transparency may cushion the blow for customers already conditioned to expect perks like free delivery).

Furthermore using chemical crosslinking, we observed that IPA but not its inactive analog IPAx significantly increased PERK oligomerization, apparent as an enhanced formation of cross-linked species migrating at the size expected for PERK dimers, trimers, and tetramers.

Hotel participation is expected to perk up, she said.

Mexico's growth is expected to perk up in 2008, despite the general slowdown forecast for the region.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index The Economist commodity-price index Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Latin American growth forecasts Reprints.

That means militias can be expected to perk up, she said, when things like gun control, and civil liberties are in the news.

The company makes software for customer relationship management, a software area that analysts expect to perk up early in any technology comeback.