Sentence examples for expressed in the development from inspiring English sources

A distinguished scholar and critic's investigation of Shakespeare's sensibility as conceived and as expressed in the development of his writing.

I began with Kinesiological Electromyography in Part I because the earliest stirrings of the dream of clinical gait analysis were expressed in the development of KEMG (kinesiological electromyography).

This so-called "genetic information" is first "transcribed" into RNA, then "translated" into proteins, and finally "expressed" in the development and functioning of organisms.

Compared to other bilaterians, Pax2/5/8 is not expressed in the development of the less centralized nervous system of bivalves, gastropods, and polyplacophorans, and hence it most likely lost its role in brain development in these mollusks.

Examining gene environment interactions from a statistical perspective is exemplified by the work of the statistician Ronald Fisher and best expressed in the development of the analysis of variance.

We then compute the number of miRNAs which target each gene as well as the number of miRNA targeting the gene, which are dynamically expressed in the embryonic development according to our miRNA expression data.

IL-34 is expressed in the early development of the embryonic brain before the expression of CSF-1, and more abundantly in postnatal and adult brain in non-overlapping regions to CSF-1 [ 15, 17].

This indicates that the unigenes may be specifically expressed in the different development stages of cranberry fruits.

To solve this problem, in this study, Multi-Class Dif was used which is applicable to the small sample sizes and we found that 48 miRNAs were differentially expressed in the four development stages and lymph node metastasis.

Similarly, although in a different context, it has been shown that during the development of the mouse brain, most expression changes occur in the GC-poor and LINE-rich regions [ 40], and that the genes expressed in the early development stages of the mouse have AT-ending codons, unlike the genes expressed in later developmental stages [ 41].

A recent study described that the miR-675 is exclusively expressed in the placenta during development, where it controls growth probably by downregulating the expression of Igf1r[ 2].