Sentence examples for expressed divided from inspiring English sources
German Jews have already expressed divided opinions on the republication.
People I spoke to in Shishmaref expressed divided emotions about the proposed move.
For each human gene, the DER was calculated as the count of GEO datasets in which it was differentially expressed divided by the count of GEO datasets in which it was measured [17].
The type of TE being more active in both breeds, in terms of number of elements expressed divided by the total number present in the genome, is DNA transposons, but accounting just for the number of elements expressed is SINE family for Large White and the LINE family for Iberian.
Second, the co-association score between an ARS/AIMP and their first neighbors representing the extent of co-deregulation in 10 cancer types is estimated as 'the number of cancer types where the interacting pairs of ARS/AIMP-first neighbors are commonly differentially expressed' divided by 'the total number of cancer types'.
Wayne rarely tried to express divided emotions, but his restraint in films like "The Quiet Man" suggests an exquisite control over his simpler ones.
A.N. Wilson, a keen churchman turned militant unbeliever, expressed his divided feelings in The Vicar of Sorrows.
The remaining significantly expressed probes, divided into up- and down-regulated subgroups, were uploaded onto the DAVID portal (http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/home.jsp) for singular enrichment analysis in comparison with the list of protein sequences in the All-Pinus database.
For each human gene, the count of GEO datasets in which it was differentially expressed was divided by the count of its measured GEO.
Genotyping and recombination analysis based on the expressed SNPs divided the autosomes into 986 marker region blocks, each separated by one or more recombination events that define candidate controlling loci.
Unsupervised cluster analysis using the most variably expressed miRNAs divided the 51 breast cancer cell lines into a major and a minor cluster predominantly mirroring the luminal and basal intrinsic subdivision of breast cancer cell lines.
