Sentence examples for express reasonably from inspiring English sources

Even though Hep3B xenografts express reasonably high levels of EGFR, only very weak fluorescent signals could be detected.

These cells express reasonably large amounts of Mcl-1, but they are nevertheless sensitive to ABT-737.

The temperature dependence of the reaction rate constant can be expressed reasonably well via the Arrhenius equation (Lasaga 1984; Steefel and Lasaga 1994).

ChR2 expresses reasonably well in mammalian COS-1 and HEK293 cells as well as in the yeast Pichia pastoris, allowing purification and spectroscopic characterization.

PCR analysis confirmed that all transgenes usually co-existed in the K31, K39 or K4 transgenic plants, and qRT-PCR analysis indicated that the transgenes were expressed at reasonably high levels.

Unsupervised cluster utilizing the 213 miRNAs, most differently expressed, could reasonably discriminate carcinomas from adenomas and the normal adrenal cortices.

These were selected because they are expressed at reasonably high levels (i.e., at Cts of 19 27) and show different patterns of expression between patient and control groups.

It should be noted that Bim is actually expressed at reasonably high levels in B-ALL cells even in the presence of TRIM33 (RPKM value of 12.6 from B-ALL RNA-seq).

This indicates that these full-length elements (the only ones capable of retrotransposition) may be expressed at reasonably high levels, though the bulk of the L1 sequences are underexpressed and the 5' end of L1 is the least abundant segment of this element in the genome.

As with Onto-Express, the Pathway-Express analysis agrees reasonably well with the GSEA analysis for the Coriell-18 and the Nf1-Mouse-12 sample sets.

But to demur in this case, which I understand involves a hate group, is not to control her career paternalistically, but to reasonably express your own deeply held values.