Sentence examples for experienced expression from inspiring English sources

These genes, with conserved homoeologous biases between an ancient allotetraploid and modern F1 hybrid, represent the proportion of loci we might expect to have immediately experienced expression alteration at the time of allopolyploid origin 1 to 2 MYA.

Given that the most significant difference between aerobic fermentative and respiratory yeasts is how glucose is metabolized under the aerobic condition (Entian and Barnett 1992; Gancedo 1998), the best way to learn which genes have experienced expression change during the evolution of aerobic fermentation is to compare the gene expression levels between the two types of species.

Only 1136 genes (14% of all significantly regulated genes) experienced unidirectional expression changes in both life cycle stages under full N-limitation.

In fact, genes associated with some of the most extensive DNA hypermethylation events, such as PHOX2B and DBC1, experienced no expression change (Fig. 1, green text).

To Ginsberg and Kerouac, Cassady was the real thing, an authentic free spirit at a time when authenticity - of experience, expression, vision - was all.

While some genes become totally inactive, others experience expression level alteration.

Importantly, differences have been demonstrated across cultures in the experience, expression and consequences of a range of emotional terms and illnesses [ 19, 21, 24, 25].

Moreover, there is a striking absence of controlled studies examining the potential impact of such factors on the understanding, experience, expression, and help-seeking for autism, masking the true global burden of the condition.

While most genes experience reduced expression, MYC and other primary response genes increase expression upon sustained i-CDK9 treatment.

At the ESC-EB stage transition, the top 10 miRNAs showing the greatest reduction in expression experienced a ∼3.8-fold change in expression.

Genes translocated from secondary chromosomes to the primary chromosome are predicted to experience increased expression and hence greater purifying selection, whereas genes moving from the primary chromosome to secondary chromosomes should experience reduced expression and potentially faster evolutionary rates.