A gene is therefore classified as 'Widely expressed' if it is expressed in more than 89% conditions, 'Rarely expressed' if the expression is in less than 29% conditions and 'Conditionally expressed' otherwise.
The heterologous expression of cryptic pathways in heterologous hosts suitable for expressing otherwise silent secondary metabolite gene clusters opens new avenues for the production of secondary metabolites that are not produced under normal laboratory conditions in native hosts.
Music expresses what can't be expressed otherwise.
He enjoyed, I think, expressing a part of himself that he wasn't, so far as I know, able to express otherwise.
German's favourite Cornish-language artist, poet Tim Saunders, says he writes in Cornish, "because there is so much that I could never express otherwise".
Among the words and phrases that she got across using my phone that she could not have expressed otherwise: "Taoist," "Myanmar," "French barracks," "Han brick rubbings" and "erudite".
For him, this relationship stands to reveal "grim truths about humanity that we would struggle to express otherwise — those desires so unspeakable that we have to evolve a kind of code".
That suggests there is a lot of room to increase the deceased-donor supply, whether through public-information campaigns or "opt-out" donor-consent regimes (which presume everyone's consent unless they express otherwise).
Expressed otherwise, when a measured osmolality yields a low value, one is ascertained that the patient's patient plasma is hypoosmotic.
More precisely, he proposes that identity should count as logical because it allows us to express "quantifier conditions" (properties of predicates that are invariant under permutations of elements of the domain) that we could not express otherwise.
"Fears that the wide remit of the 'offensive behaviour bill' might impinge on the freedom to hold and express otherwise inoffensive views appear to have been recognised and are being addressed.
