Sentence examples for express emerging from inspiring English sources

For example, Rodowski et al. (2008) describe a case in which as a child aged, she was able to express emerging insight that her obsessive symptoms were products of her own mind.

Augmenting local knowledge and timely communications related to populations expressing emerging disease threats and risks and linking early detection through diagnostic and confirmatory epidemiologic tools and medical technology.

"We wanted to express the emerging culture in Sacramento; everything was coming alive here".

Orwellian as that might sound, Zuckerberg was really only expressing the emerging Silicon Valley consensus: henceforth, life would be lived entirely in public.

Expressing the emerging philosophy of someone who spent his adult life never far from death, it also presents a vivid picture of pre-1914 rural England.

The lung progenitor cell marker Id2 that was expressed in emerging foci from compound mice (Figure S5) was also present in human liver metastases independent of lung or gastric origin.

This would lead to legal abortion being available but, on the other hand, the potential question of the right to express CO emerges.

The transduced cells were next tested by immunostaining for the acquisition of the hematopoietic cell-surface markers c-KIT and CD41, which are expressed on emerging blood cells during embryonic development (Mikkola et al., 2003; Mitjavila-Garcia et al., 2002), and for the expression of hematopoietic genes.

This finding may be clinically relevant because ertapenem is approved for treatment of peritonitis, abdominal infection, and complicated skin and soft tissue infections in patients with diabetes and because E. coli is the main species isolated in human infections and the main enterobacterial species that expresses these emerging extended-spectrum β-lactamases CTX-M (15 ).

However, between the fourth and the seventh day which, according to our previous observations, is the period when the transient expression is lost and the stably expressing transfectants emerge, the percentage of eGFP-positive cells dropped dramatically to 6.1%.

Similar results were obtained in humans in this study, suggesting that sialoadhesin expression is mainly regulated at the transcriptional level, although it could be that cells with low sialoadhesin expression disappear, or that a novel cell subset expressing sialoadhesin emerges.