Sentence examples for expressing a form from inspiring English sources

In a 1988 article, Donna Haraway first introduced the term situated knowledges to feminist epistemology, as a way of expressing a form of objectivity that takes seriously the social construction of knowledge and the perspectival nature of knowledge demonstrated by feminists.

Each side is expressing a form of bigotry.

In transgenic mice expressing a form of the STAT3 Ser727 mutant [31], tyrosine phosphorylation of STAT3 was detected upon oncostatin M stimulation of fibroblast; and many of the downstream signaling pathways associated with STAT3 remain intact [31].

As HGPS is a dominant sporadic disease caused by mutations within exon 11 of LMNA, leading to an in frame deletion of 50 amino acids from the C-terminal tail of prelamin A (Progerin/lamin A-Δ50), we first attempted to generate transgenic zebrafish expressing a form of zebrafish lamin A with a deletion of 37 amino acids i.e. a zlamin A-Δ37 (zebrafish Progerin: zProgerin) expression construct.

Mice expressing a form of the anchoring protein lacking this region (AKAP150Δ36; Weisenhaus et al, 2010) are unable to anchor PKA but retain the ability to tether PP2B.

In the present study, we generated mouse and fly models expressing a form of MGS resistant to inactivation, in which nine regulatory serine residues were mutated to alanine.

"I don't view my work as a form of documentation — but later, art naturally expresses a form of reflection of past events".

When they find it impossible constantly to upgrade their lifestyle, they express a form of dissatisfaction which unites them with the poor in a common project: a universal desire for more wealth.

This condition itself expresses a form of paradoxicality, one that is generally strictly stronger than the notion of paradoxical decompositions used in Theorem 2.

The authors express a form of the Ste11 MAPKKK enzyme which is always active.

The authors express a form of the Ste5 scaffold which is permanently attached to the plasma membrane.