Sentence examples for expressed for example from inspiring English sources

One of the difficulties in assessing the biological significance of such associations between in vitro gene expression changes and the cellular response is that a number of genes coordinately expressed (for example, the ERβ-responsive gene set) may be involved.

This is expressed, for example, in the tender craftsmanship and reverently updated traditionalism of a Seder plate made of silver, glass and mahogany by Amy Klein Reichert.

Separate tempo indications, arising first in the 17th century, were verbally expressed; for example, adagio, largo, presto.

Argentinian-born Lucio Fontana's work exemplifies the modern artist's quest for form, expressed, for example, by a blank canvas slashed open by a knife.

Mr. Powell did not deny the existence of too-big-to-fail subsidies – and this puts important distance between his views and those expressed, for example, by people at JPMorgan Chase.

Any wariness by the allied governments was enhanced by the strong suspicion -- expressed for example by Lord Roper, the British defense analyst and Liberal Democratic peer -- that Ms. Rice intended her comments politically, to underline the usual Republican charge that, as he put it, "the Democrats get Americans involved in long wars".

One moment she is on the language nursery slopes; the next she is sitting in on meetings of the Académie française, the organisation that finds french equivalents for English incoming words – la beuverie express, for example, for binge drinking.

Figuring out how an olfactory neuron chooses which of 1000 receptor genes to express, for example, has attracted the attention of geneticists.

Other critics respond that respecting differences and particular identities inevitably reintroduces hierarchical discrimination that is antithetical to the equality among persons that the idea of respect for persons is supposed to express (for example, Bird 2004).

Both Hamblin and Burgess introduce additional operators into their systems (expressing, for example, metaphysical necessity and/or knowledge), and study the interaction between the "probably -operator and these other modal oprobably -operator

In terms of quantitative variables X, the predicate formula A(d) may express, for example, that d has a certain X-value x, or has changed its X-value from x1 to x2.