Sentence examples for expressed like from inspiring English sources

In hybrids, among divergently expressed genes between parental species and hybrids, 77% was expressed like one parent (expression level dominance), including 65% like C. eugenioides.

It was found that the conduction in Si3N4 could be expressed like a field ionization or Fowler-Nordheim mechanism.

Paxman is entitled to his opinion, but expressed like this, it comes across as ungenerous, even spiteful.

I think our prime minister has expressed, like many other NATO supporters here in Finland, that now is not the correct time.

Expressed like this, it sounds the sheerest mumbo jumbo, like something Yoda would mysteriously speak in Star Wars; or like the popular superstitions that would drive Richard Dawkins into an apoplexy.

She sees it as inevitable that he will not be able to resist the bimbo-ish musings of Bridget, one of the two assistants at Seventh House whose moments of self-reflection are expressed like this: "I used to go to events.

The answers are all expressions from the programmes on expressing likes, dislikes and this one.

@Rebecca: I think such labels would be inherently important to comparative observation and expression at developmental stages: good, better, best; expressing likes and dislikes …and so on.

I. Qs., by measure, expressing, like tantum, a restriction of the idea, only, merely, but.

Rather rarely do novelists make their dreaming characters express, like Anna Karenina, their desires rather than their fears.

Love he sometimes expresses like this: I happen to have a gift for language, and a love for it.