Sentence examples for expressed a combination of from inspiring English sources

The winners, informed by foundation officials by telephone last week, expressed a combination of astonishment, delight and gratitude in later interviews.

Instead, he repeatedly expressed a combination of anger and sorrow at the 14 rogue dealers who regulators say attempted to alter the crucial benchmark interest rate for gain, and said Barclays had taken action as soon as the wrongdoing had been uncovered.

The resulting cells expressed a combination of foregut markers (HNF1B, SOX2, FOXA2 and HLXB9) and pancreatic endoderm markers (SOX9, HNF6, PTF1A and PDX1) (Fig.  2i l and ESM Fig.  1s af).

Compared with KY3-NpaBGS, which possessed a single enzyme, KY3-NpaBGS-CDT grew slightly faster in the first five days, while KR5, which expressed a combination of cellulases, could digest more cellodextrins and showed a higher growth mass in the seven-day culture.

In the process of pursuing serious leisure, the individual acquires and expresses a combination of its special skills, knowledge, and experience.

She held tight to the by-now familiar formula in which she expresses a combination of contrition and combativeness regarding the long-running saga over her decision to set up a private email server while serving as America's top diplomat.

It is generally accepted that all cells express at least one IP3R isoform and most tissues express a combination of isoforms, which can form homo- and heterotetramers.

On this basis, we designed the prototype of a generic microfluidic biosensor of GPCR activation, imaging [Ca2+] changes in recombinant human HEK293 cells, which express a combination of a GPCR (Neurokinin 1) and YC3.6.

"My cards express a combination of things that I wish I had heard, things I definitely say to my patients in a certain way, and things I've heard from my patients in the aftermath of loss," Zucker said, adding that she feels most people today aren't equipped to know what to do or say to someone going through infant or pregnancy loss.

In the edge and the middle zones, we observed a proportion of cells expressing a combination of pluripotency markers and lineage specific genes.

Insect OSNs typically express a combination of a member of the conventional OR family and a ubiquitously expressed and highly conserved co-receptor [17], [18], [19].