Sentence examples for expressed young from inspiring English sources

Both criticised the region's dictators and called for change.More recently, tracks have expressed young peoples' disillusionment with the results of the revolutions.

For larger samples of groundwater and expressed young shoot sap, an Advanced Instruments Model 3300 Micro Osmometer Advanced Instrumentss, Norwood, MA, USA), which is based on the freezing point method, was used.

The poems express young, passionate, unhappy love perhaps better than any book of poetry in the long Romantic tradition.

The event, coordinated by Nancy Duncan and Ivan Sygoda, featured works expressing young people's thoughts and feelings performed by students from four institutions that offer dance classes.

This seems to almost willfully miss the point: disliking the Teddy Bears' record because it earnestly and sweetly expresses young love is like hating bubblegum because it can be used to blow bubbles.

Similar to expression patterns observed in other plant species, VvWRKYs were found to be expressed in young tissues such as young leaf, shoot apex, tendril and young fruit.

We have noticed an age difference in MS-KIF18A expression: mRNA was higher expressed in young animals then in old ones.

The first strategy can be exemplified by the gene FOREVER YOUNG FLOWER (FYF) from Arabidopsis, which was highly expressed in young flowers but not in old flowers.

Wnt target genes were found to be differentially expressed between young and aged HSCs during differentiation (Fig. 6; # P < 0.05 for young vs. aged HSCs).

But at the same time, the romanticized version of sexuality expressed by young teenagers is very sweet.

LiLFY1 is expressed in young flower buds and shoot apical meristem (SAM) but not in roots, shoots, mature leaves, and mature floral organs.