Sentence examples for express if from inspiring English sources

Standardized mean difference was planned to express, if different scales were used to measure the same outcome.

The differences are ones of degree, not kind.Between two extremesSuch differences become harder to express if politics is polarised.

Imagine the outrage western governments would express if terrorists were to kill more than 50 Israelis on the streets of Tel Aviv in a single day.

"I mean, clearly he was calling about the speaker's race, but he wanted to express if there was anything that I needed, that he was only a phone call away, which was very nice of him," Mr. Ulrich said.

He must so use those slender means that they shall express all that he himself can express through his voice and face and hands or all that he would thus express if he were a good talker.

"When there is something I want to express, if I hold a pen it will be poetry, if I have a canvas in front of me it will be a painting, and if there is space around me it will become a dance".

However, it remains uncertain to what extent neurological disease alters IF gene expression or impacts cells that express IFs.

Like logic, the formalism admits qualitative sentences and provides symbolic machinery for deriving deductively closed beliefs and, like probability, it permits us to express if-then rules with different levels of firmness and to retract beliefs in response to changing observations.

Genes were considered to be expressed if average expression in all samples was ≥100.

We determined that genes were differentially expressed if their expression ratio was greater than 1.5.

A gene was regarded as differentially expressed if its expression level changed by two-fold or more.