Sentence examples for expressed by itself from inspiring English sources

Experientially, it denotes the Location; its function is to locate the event denoted by "Process ^ Medium/Range", with regard to some location expressed by itself.

Consistent with these characteristics, YFP expressed by itself was abundant in the cytoplasm and was also present in the nucleus (Figure 6).

RolD expressed by itself in transgenic plants induced early flowering and enhanced defense response [ 21, 22].

Expressed by itself, SSDP1-92 isolublele and elutes as a single peak after gel filtration, regardless of concentration.

(A ) GFP-PhuZ expressed by itself (in the absence of phage infection) assembles relatively short filaments in P. chlororaphis.

When expressed by itself in cells, the EVH2 domain concentrates in lamellipodial actin networks, but fails to achieve the same tight, membrane-proximal localization pattern as the intact protein (Bear et al., 2002).

That research led to the discovery that most of the genes of the signature were expressed by the tumor itself, and not by the surrounding tissue.

Hereby, in all sections of the current approach the nanoparticle will be expressed by the cell itself (Ecell = Eng), i.e., (1.3).

Activating signals are delivered by stress-induced ligands, expressed by the tumor itself, such as the MHC class I chain-related gene A and B (MIC A/B) and UL16-binding proteins (ULBP1-6).

On one view all that follows from (2) is that a has the property of being necessarily identical with itself expressed by the predicate '[λx x=x]'.

Interestingly, β-arrestin-1 may play different roles for tumor cells, depending on whether it is expressed by the tumor cell itself or by the surrounding stroma.