Sentence examples for expressed over a from inspiring English sources
We have previously coupled the immunoblot approach with cell line standards, expressing different levels of SV40 large T antigen (Tag) expressed over a several fold range, to create a method whereby protein expression could be quantified in absolute terms (molecules per cell) and correlated with any other parameter by multi-parametric cytometry of the same cell lines [6].
In this study, GnRH receptor immunostaining was found to be expressed over a wide dynamic range in breast cancer cases and its expression was significantly higher in patients with triple-negative disease, consistent with previous data [ 5, 7].
In the 1990s concern was expressed over a potential lost generation of "crack babies".
Bathymetric relief on carbonate platforms was very gentle; the full spectrum of available communities was likely often expressed over a gradient hundreds of kilometres long.
Doyle speaks in a plummy old-English-movie accent; he could well be the star of the sort of movie where bodies are found in the library and love and betrayal are expressed over a perfectly appointed dinner table.
Noting that most states, along with the federal government, had placed limits on the ability of corporations to participate in politics, the dissenting justice concluded: "The judgment of such a broad consensus of governmental bodies expressed over a period of many decades is entitled to considerable deference from this Court".
The Dutch phrases his characters use are too modern in style, and concerns expressed over an affair are expressed in a too 21stC style.
This break was so distinct, it was expressed over just a few hundred meters of distance.
The criticism is clearly meant to stoke unease that some Jews have expressed over Mr. Obama's candidacy, a problem Mr. Obama has been trying to address.
The social dimension of networking was expressed over and over as a central component of the SI.
At the same time, the frustrations that Indian officials have expressed over what they see as a double standard in America's campaign against terror are undoubtedly real.
