Sentence examples for expressed rather from inspiring English sources

In contrast to TERC, which is expressed rather ubiquitously, TERT expression is low in most normal human somatic tissues and is physiologically restricted to primary germ line cells, tissue stem cells and activated lymphocytes [ 9- 14], leading researchers to consider TERT as the limiting factor for telomerase activity.

These proteins were found to be differentially expressed, but their corresponding transcripts were not differentially expressed; rather, they displayed non-significant differential expression.

While both hTERC and hTERT are required for telomerase activity, hTERC is expressed rather ubiquitously, whereas hTERT is the only limiting factor since its expression is confined to cells expressing telomerase activity (Meyerson et al, 1997; Nakamura et al, 1997; Kolquist et al, 1998).

In the months soon after the Sept. 11 attacks, that idea was expressed rather often.

In this environment of fear and suspicion, of strivers and shirkers, of new bogeymen, they are expressed rather than suppressed.

They were particularly important because of what they expressed rather than the time he gained, which was minimal in both cases.

First, he noted that a sentence should express, rather than be, a complete thought.

As mentioned above, this logic is able to express rather sophisticated (structural) requirements.

It expresses rather a certain philosophical disappointment that a definition can't be offered.

Late in life he encountered the non-cognitivist emotivism of C.L. Stevenson, which says that moral judgements express rather than report feelings and therefore can conflict.

With Charlie's encouragement, I began to express (rather than repress) my anger when it came up.