Sentence examples for expressed selective from inspiring English sources

Most respondents expressed selective disclosure attitudes.

Cells highly expressing selective markers of two distinct major cell types were considered contaminants and were removed from the analysis.

However, also in this case we did not observe a preferential selection on specific PGC phenotypes or a modulation of the percentage of newborn cells expressing selective PGC neurochemical markers, with the exception of TH.

This suggests that menstrual phase endometrial fragments express selective factors that are yet to be characterized, allowing for subsequent implantation in aberrant locations.

Cre mediated recombination is a powerful and broadly utilized genetic approach to conditionally delete or express selective genes, and is extensively used to lineage trace distinct progenitor populations during development (reviewed by Branda and Dymecki, 2004; Bouvier and Cheng, 2009).

We have previously shown that knocking down Epac1, Epac2 or PKA in the RAW264.7 cell line by cellular transduction with lentiviruses that express selective shRNA yields more selective information about the roles of Epac1, Epac2 or PKA in regulating cellular functions than their respective pharmacological inhibitors BFA [ 19] or the PKA inhibitor TTYADFIASGRTGRRNAIHD [ 32].

Experimental and clinical data demonstrated that breast cancer is an angiogenesis-dependent disease and that the vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) family plays a key role it being a highly expressed and selective endothelial cell growth factor.

All of the mutants expressed Na+ selective currents.

Additionally, many of the mucins are expressed in selective tissues during embryogenesis, thus revealing new potential functions for mucins as apical matrix components during organ morphogenesis.

When Bcl-2 is expressed, the selective reduction of T cell death leads to an increase in the ratio of T Cells to APC's in an age dependent manner.

Preferences expressed in selective action are more likely to generate, rather than constrain, infants' goal-attribution.