Sentence examples for expressing position from inspiring English sources

A continuous description would require a mathematical formula expressing position in terms of time.

The LM-LLO-Mage-b/2nd, expressing position 311 660 of the cDNA of Mage-b, was the most effective vaccine strain against metastases in the 4T1 mouse breast tumour model.

We propose that a combination of two flexible cell types muscle cells that are capable of expressing position control genes for any body region, and cNeoblasts that are capable of generating all differentiated cell types enables the dramatic ability of planarians to regenerate any missing body part.

The theory goes — and there is quite a bit of anecdotal evidence to back it up — that losing can be liberating, and that once candidates don't have to worry anymore about their every sentence being parsed or about expressing positions that could backfire, they can say what they really believe, and speak from the heart.

He said Akinci, the leader of the Turkish Cypriots, is expressing "positions that reflect concerns of the past".

Neither responsible for the public's safety or for international relations, nor having to vie for votes, they had the prerogative of expressing positions of principle.

Such an attitude no longer seems dramatic or even reasonably realistic as a widely held or expressed position; it's merely dismissible stupidity.

I must admit that I had reservations about publishing this article -- and not because of doubts about the expressed position.

Remaining "open" to the possibility of cure, while carefully mitigating against the possibility of despair is a commonly expressed position for individuals living with chronic pain or illness [ 18, 21, 23].

That lead developed during the last several months, as Mr. Romney expressed positions that have angered many women.

But even if Muir votes for the bill, it cannot pass the parliament, based on the publicly expressed positions of other crossbench senators.