Sentence examples for expressed loss from inspiring English sources

In LPs defined based on either CD14+c-Kit+ or CD49b+Sca1− where Elf5 is abundantly expressed, loss of Runx1 further increased their Elf5 expression.

Strikingly, in basal MECs where Elf5 is normally not expressed, loss of Runx1 led to its profound upregulation.

In the Netherlands as well as Oregon, physicians have been shown to be motivated to engage in euthanasia because of their patients' disease-related experiences, such as severe pain, functional loss, discomfort, fatigue, and expressed loss of dignity of the patient.

Although SMN is ubiquitously expressed, loss of this protein has dramatic effects on the neuromuscular system, including degeneration of lower motor neurons in the ventral horn of the spinal cord, disruption of nerve-muscle connectivity at the neuromuscular junction, and pathological changes in skeletal muscle [ 4- 9].

The first song that felt right was Canned Tomatoes (Whole), which movingly expresses loss by describing mundane rituals.

A large proportion of colon cancers express loss of chromosome arms, often containing specific tumour suppressor genes such as p53 (17p), SMAD4 and APC (5q) [ 18].

This fits with the recent observation that adipogenesis was impaired in cells expressing loss-of-function mutants of THRA and THRB [45].

To comparatively investigate the importance of different functions of APE1 in melphalan resistance of RPMI-8226, three constructs expressing loss-of-function mutants of APE1 were introduced.

[C10.] Management Shake-Up at Delphi Alan S. Dawes, left, the chief financial officer of Delphi, resigned after the board expressed a "loss of confidence".

The painting by Dante Rossetti (1828-82) that Mr. Morimura is parodying is an interpretation of the way Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) expressed the loss of his great love and muse, Beatrice Portinari, in "Vita Nuova".

British author Salman Rushdie expressed his loss by tweeting: "My friend Lou Reed came to the end of his song.