Sentence examples for expressed double from inspiring English sources

David Miliband, the former UK foreign secretary, has expressed "double shock" at the humanitarian crisis on Lesbos, now the entry point of more than half of Europe's total intake of refugees.

To further verify the properties of EvpC mutants, we have expressed double, triple and C-terminal deletion mutants of EvpC and tested their oligomerization.

In order to determine in which pancreatic cell types these two bHLH factors are expressed, double fluorescent WISH was performed using probes for other pancreatic factors.

Inoculation in feed with bacterially expressed double stranded RNA VP28 (encoding for an envelope protein found in WSSV) and vaccination with VP28 and recombinant VP292 [ 26– 29], as well as exposure to probiotics and beta-1,3/1,6-glucans beta-1,3/1,6-glucans beta-1,3/1,6-glucansd survivability.

Newmark, P. A., Reddien, P. W., Cebrià, F. & Sánchez Alvarado, A. Ingestion of bacterially expressed double-stranded RNA inhibits gene expression in planarians.

In our sample, APs from both rat and snail neurons covered the whole range of wave shapes – from monotonous to well expressed double-component rising slopes.

We used transgenic flies that expressed double-stranded RNA directed against dg sequence present in all dg isoforms mRNAs (dg-RNAi) [27].

Cells were fed for 4 days with bacteria, which expressed double-stranded RNA homologous to Piwi mRNA, similarly to earlier descriptions [ 34].

In our previous studies, we used DNA vector-based approaches with endogenously expressed double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) to silence its target gene, Sf-caspase-1, in Sf9 cells.

To examine this, we expressed double-stranded RNA (dsRNA or RNAi) or dominant-negative constructs targeting EGFR pathway components in ISCs using an esgGal4 TS, which expresses Gal4 under thermosensitive conditions (see Materials and Methods).

Moreover, he also identifies certain statements as "categoroid", namely those disjunctive and hypothetical statements which do not express double judgments.