Sentence examples for express pertain from inspiring English sources
Possible synergetic effects that interviewees express pertain to soil erosion control (Germany: economy group) and wood ash recycling (Germany: economy, science groups).
He is very much an insider, and he has no incentive to express any dissatisfaction with some of the strategic decisions that pertain to Mark Sanchez or Tim Tebow.
So even if 'sovereignty' and 'government' express different notions, this neither means nor implies that the two could not pertain to one and the same entity.
If it pertains to every being in relation to something else, it can express either the difference between beings, which is indicated by 'something' (aliquid), or their conformity.
The basic text De ver. 1.1 explains that the expressed mode of being pertains to every being in itself or in relation to something else.
This suggests a complex and dynamic set of circumstances pertain during sepsis expressed in apoptotic and inflammatory responses that are observed at different times.
Some lawmakers expressed satisfaction that the waiver pertained only to Iraq and that the section retained in the bill would allow victims of terrorism suspected of being sponsored by Iran and Libya to collect judgments.
Rather than expressing our disappointment as it pertains to people's behavior, we often shame them instead.
Perhaps the greatest concern, as expressed by a key informant, pertains to the possible decline in organizational capacity due to funding cuts in many local health departments [ 38].
The manufacturer withdrew its application in 2013 when it became clear that it would be unable to address the safety concerns expressed by the EMA, which pertained to the potential for psychiatric morbidity, valvulopathy and carcinogenesis.
To determine if the chromosomal bias for soma and germline-expressed genes pertains only to the number of genes expressed on each chromosome, or if it also corresponds to expression levels of the expressed genes, we analyzed the number of SAGE tags for the genes expressed on each of the chromosomes.
