Sentence examples for expressed in the context from inspiring English sources

Consistent with these earlier results, inducible expression of high levels of interrupted CUG repeat tracts expressed in the context of the DMPK 3'UTR, under the control of a strong ubiquitous promoter, has also been shown to result in the rapid aggregation of CUG repeats within the nucleus and the development of severe DM1 pathology in mice [24], [39].

Some of Mr Berlusconi's supporters defended his remark, expressed in the context of a comparison with Saddam Hussein.

He said that the remarks were expressed in the context of lending support to Mr. Obama, who he believed would make a strong presidential candidate.

Sequences were selected that conformed to a consensus internal stability profile (ISP) associated with active RNAi, and RNAi triggers were expressed in the context of an endogenous miRNA.

In contrast to the AI researcher's problem, the philosopher's question isn't expressed in the context of formal logic, and doesn't specifically concern the non-effects of actions.

As Jean Gayon has argued, Mendel's 1865 paper attacked heredity from a wholly new angle, interpreting it not as a measurable magnitude, as the biometrical school did at a later stage, but as "a certain level of organization," a "structure in a given generation to be expressed in the context of specific crosses".

A declarative sentence is true or false derivatively, in virtue of expressing (in the context in which it is uttered this contextual sensitivity shall henceforth be ignored and so qualifications of this sort dispensed with) a true or false proposition.

Additionally, because Mmp2 is dynamically expressed in the uterine context, its dynamic expression pattern should be regulated by upstream transcription factors that are developmentally regulated by the progression of implantation and decidualization.

The hermeneutic fictionalist about a discourse D typically claims that there is a radical mismatch between on the one hand the assertoric contents of utterances of sentences of D (what is expressed in ordinary utterances of these sentences) and on the other hand the semantic contents of these sentences (what these sentences semantically express, in the contexts of utterance).

Directly referential expressions contribute their referents (in a context) to the propositions expressed (in that context) by the sentences containing them.

For example, the authors here state that the percentage of genes differentially expressed in the same context in the two ants is small (∼3%).