Sentence examples similar to express becomes from inspiring English sources

According to Frege, in such contexts the usual sense of the sentence, the 'Gedanke' or proposition expressed, becomes the reference.

Cells may become so transcriptionally inactive that p16 itself, although initially expressed, becomes silenced in some cells, growth stasis being maintained by silencing of genes required for cell proliferation.

But the concerns Mr. Obama expressed become comprehensible if you suppose that he's getting his views, directly or indirectly, from Wall Street.

Hollick eventually reigned and the true-blue Express became a Labour supporter, prompting many thousands of readers to desert.

These genes tend to be expressed in a wide variety of tissues, but the mechanism by which a subgroup of expressed genes becomes methylated is not clear.

Some Q express trains become locals after leaving 34th Street — crossing over and eventually going to Queens — but some do not.

This suggests that when ORC1 is expressed it becomes NM bound.

JUN is the putative transforming gene of avian sarcoma virus 17 and is a well-known proto-oncogene (when highly expressed it becomes oncogenic).

Quantile normalization has a similar performance to that of VSN at small sp's, but outperforms VSN when the proportion of differentially expressed features becomes larger than 10%.

When VEGFR2 is expressed, it becomes the dominant receptor driving VEGF-induced chemotaxis and specific blockade of the VEGF VEGFR2 interaction is sufficient to inhibit chemotaxis [ 9, 23].

Cells expressing miR‐9 became arrested and SA‐β‐Gal positive, developed SAHFs and upregulated p16INK4a expression.