Sentence examples for expression a point from inspiring English sources

But that's the price we must pay for freedom of expression (a point made endlessly in the aftermath of the massacre of Charlie Hebdo's cartoonists).

The same may also be true for variants with less-pronounced effects on gene expression, a point that will require additional experimental validation.

"Design," said Bailey backstage afterwards, "is the expression of a point of view".

He's also the very model of concise expression when a point demands it.

(II) Due to relative rigidity of the nose to expression changes, a point in the nose neighborhood was assigned to be the origin of the communal coordinate system; this point was given by the 16th point of the subset matrix, that is ß(16,:).

Yes," said Moses, a native New Yorker who said he has never been mugged but rides the subway daily "with eyes in the back of my head". It was his most direct expression of a point of view about the material.

In order to distinguish between tangent vectors and local coordinate expressions for a point on the manifold, we adopt the notation V = d φ d ε = d φ 1 d ε ⋅ ∂ ∂ x 1 +... + d φ p d ε ⋅ ∂ ∂ x p (3.6).

"In a world where basically the industry is going to corporate branding and products that have to satisfy everybody, cinema is losing the battle of being [about] human expression, an individual point of view.

Interestingly, the H1 sample (Fig. 5), with unexpectedly high Prox1 expression contained a point-mutation, which was detected using the primers described in Additional file 1.

Indeed, there may be a golden window of opportunity when EpCAM expression increases to a point after which metastatic tumour cells reduce expression.

"It's all about having artistic expression and having a point of view, rather than being a little pop girl that you give songs to".