Sentence examples for expressed so that from inspiring English sources

An experimental study from the same group concluded that the expression of bcl-2 is temporally expressed, so that its role in RA may be confined to just a step in the development of rheumatic pathology [ 47].

The tissues are also clustered on the x axis by the alleles that are expressed, so that the tissues on the left have more maternal expression (yellow) but, as we move across the tissues to the right, the amount of maternal expression decreased.

These rules can be readily expressed so that humans can understand them.

"That concern needs to be expressed so that police and elected officials and the media will respond appropriately".

Furthermore, the governing equations are numerically expressed so that they allow for large variations in the material properties, without introducing notable non-physical oscillations over the interface.

We must return to John Stuart Mill: let any idea however offensive be freely expressed, so that it can be challenged and where necessary rationally rebutted.

Cultural differences may inhibit women from breastfeeding outside the home, leading to some women expressing so that they can avoid exposing their bodies in public [ 3, 5, 34].

So, she says, it can't be all bad to witness the downfall of an era that expressed so much that's wrong about the way we've lived and the things we value.

These conversations happen daily, and the opinions expressed so widely that it is practically considered the norm.

There is a cacophony of views out there, but those views are expressed so limitedly that they are almost silent to hear.

When such scepticism does cautiously raise its head, it is expressed so timorously that you could be forgiven for construing it as an endorsement.