Sentence examples for express to a from inspiring English sources
Since coming into money, he wears a $20,000 watch and sends his ties air express to a silk specialist in Paris to be cleaned.
That's what Ralph conveyed to me when I asked him for a kernel of wisdom, something he would express to a roomful of young people if he had a chance to pass along one particular important lesson he has learned.
The process of plant domestication has often favoured plants able to express, to a higher degree, traits associated with production; this implies that different end uses of each crop have oriented the domestication of that plant (Gepts, 2002).
Furthermore, the degree of air-trapping might vary between patients, indicating that severe RSV LRTD necessitating MV is a heterogeneous disease in which patients express to a varying degree both restrictive and obstructive disease characteristics explaining why some patients had a PaO2/FiO2 ratio of less than 200 or a Cstat less than 0.3 ml/cmH2O/kg in our study.
The origin of these macrophages has not been characterized in detail, though our preliminary data indicate that these cells express, to a low extent, the monocyte marker, Ly6C, 20 suggesting that they might derive from inflammatory macrophages that had undergone phenotypic changes after scavenging dying fat-laden hepatocytes.
Then everything is sent by overnight express to a separator in Ireland, who makes a film of the artwork.
Rodent apoA-IV is expressed predominantly in small intestine and also expressed to a small extent in liver and hypothalamus.
According to the results, one endoglucanase from G. elata protocorm was expressed to a great extent after Mycena infection.
Most of the cold- or heat-specific modules were differentially expressed to a particular degree in shoot samples, while most of the salt-specific modules were differentially expressed to a particular degree in root samples.
This megadontia is initially expressed primarily in the molars, but in later species it is expressed to a high degree in the premolars as well.
By using the potential theory and Hankel transform, a system of dual integral equations is obtained, and expressed to a Fredholm integral equation of the second kind.
