Sentence examples for expressing which from inspiring English sources

His direction is, for the most part, functional and blandly inexpressive, but he allows (or encourages) his cast to do plenty of conspicuous expressing, which hardly helps Pitt, whose fervent stolidity is an ideal trait for the role of McMahon.

In Figure 1, the single lifting steps are annotated with either α or β, expressing which of the two equations (3) or (4) is used (in one dimension).

Interview 24+ weeks after birth: breastfeeding, with solids introduced <16 weeks but no formula) Woman: When I asked about expressing it was all very much about hand expressing, which I'm not particularly….

However, the evidence for partial rescue strongly argues the transgenes are expressing, which is supported by the interesting finding that the transgene stocks alone (17 lines tested, multiples for each paralog), even at room temperature, are predominantly homozygous lethal or semilethal (data not shown).

First, non-coding RNAs are often weakly expressed, which makes the detection of variation in expression harder.

Only those transcripts were considered as differentially expressed which exhibited two fold or above differential expression.

The expression of toxic gene products allows proteins to be expressed, which are impossible to express in bacteria.

"Aging genes may not be as [highly] expressed, which may help prolong life span," she says.

Opinion is an art form that is ever changing and needs some daring to express, which you have.

The morning session culminated in creating "how might we" statements that succinctly expressed which components of the challenge the team was planning to focus.

But it does imply that only the confusion of theses held with attitudes expressed, which yields false consciousness, can account for the conviction that science requires presumptive materialism.