Sentence examples for express passage from inspiring English sources

And soon, for an annual fee of eighty dollars, a set of fingerprints, and an iris scan, an air traveller will be able to insert a Clear card into an A.T.M.-like kiosk and enjoy express passage through airport security, in the form of a private cardholders' line.

The slow movement from a Mozart piano concerto served to express the passage of time as well as for emotional mood in Elvira Madigan.

The results of the microarray assays showed that MSCs did not change significantly their gene expression profiles during long-term expansion since only nine out of almost 30.000 genes were differentially expressed between passage 2 and passage 5 in ten donors.

In his introduction, Parshley says nearly all his "modifications" (i.e., cuts) were made "with the author's express permission, passage by passage".

I've never seen someone use the cartoon panel quite like Ware; applying repetition and subtle shifts in light and color, he expresses the passage of time with extraordinary insight and tenderness.

Preliminary studies in our laboratory have shown that the age of cell cultures (expressed as passage number) could influence the magnitude of the effect of the exposure on the cell metabolome.

All of them used boats, for example, to express man's passage through life, whether it be Turner's wave-tossed sailing ships, Monet's rowing boat at rest on a still lily pond, or the one-way journey of Twombly's Egyptian funerary barques.

However, in contrast to HEK293 cells, early passages express detectable levels of this coactivator.

Primary cells which expressed mesothelin at early passages (NCI-Meso16, NCI-Meso18, NCI-Meso19, and NCI-Meso21) continued to express mesothelin in late passage cultures.

NCI-Meso17 which did not express mesothelin in early passages remained mesothelin negative in late passages.

In comparison only a proportion of late passage metacyclics express both markers (Fig. 5B).