Sentence examples for expressing around from inspiring English sources

InferenceNet represents an evolution, because in addition to expressing around 700,000 common-sense relationships about concepts, these relations are qualified in terms of conditions of use of the concepts, allowing better and richer inferences from texts [25, 28]. Figure 3 presents the phases of our method for acquisition of common-sense and inferentialist knowledge.

Crx and Nr2e3 showed similar levels of expression, whereas Nrl (one of the genes controlling rod fate) was the most highly expressed (around ten folds the expression of Crx), consistent with the high number of rods in the murine retina.

We found few genes that were differentially expressed (around 3±1% per temperature stress conditions).

The best clone, 43RCA, had an IC50 equal to 23 ± 3 ng/ml, representing a molar ratio [43RCA]/[ricin] equal to 4. This clone was sufficiently expressed (around 100 μg/culture liter) to allow further study.

At one hour after injury, uromodulin was highly expressed around the wound ectoderm and expression had continued to expand in four hour animals.

This can be justified by the fact that in blastoderm embryos tsg transcripts are not detectable (by ISH) suggesting very weak uniform expression and that tld is evenly expressed around the embryonic circumference.

In addition, among the 13 WCPs genes identified in B. mori, WCP 1 9 were highly expressed around pupation, while WCP10 and WCP11 have high expression levels before pupation and then significantly down-regulated during pupation [ 29– 31].

EC (EVENING COMPLEX) genes LUX, ELF3 (EARLY FLOWERING 3) and ELF4 are expressed around dusk and form the EC protein complex, which suppresses expression of multiple genes at night.

Our previous study on TNW expression in brain tumors showed for the first time that TNW is expressed around blood vessels of gliomas [ 19].

But this would not preclude your taking responsibility for your actions, a moral imperative expressed around the agora -- was it by Socrates?

Vallandigham's speech might well have sparked the fear of the "fire in the rear" that Lincoln expressed around the same time to Senator Charles Sumner.