Sentence examples for expression adopted from inspiring English sources

A larger set of structures is then designed according to the proposed values of the behaviour factor to validate the expression adopted.

Interestingly, Fos expression adopted a pattern involving not only the outer part of the superficial laminae, as previously found in other rat models of neuropathic pain [65], [66], but also the cellular region that overlaps the border between lamina II and III.

It is considered that the high levels of Bcl-2 expression adopted as protection from apoptosis in EBV-positive gastric cancer cells result in the natural death of fewer cancer cells than in the case of EBV-negative gastric cancer cells.

Your March 30 editorial "Nude Dancing and Free Expression" adopts the concept that free expression is synonymous with freedom of speech as guaranteed under the First Amendment.

Most existing methods for studying differential expression adopt a stepwise procedure for obtaining a point estimate of expression for each gene on each array.

Used the same expressions, adopted some of his father's attitudes, was unusually frugal.

A property is structurally robust if it is satisfied by a class of systems of a given structure, regardless the choice of specific expressions adopted and of the parameter values in the model.

This expression is adopted not only as an analytic term to describe a web of actors and activities but also for 'normative' purposes.

For a direct comparison between the OSU and GTEx NRXN3 isoform expression, we adopted the transcript profile annotated in GTEx.

The cloning and expression strategy adopted for generating the unimer P11-4 construct is shown in Fig. 2.

In BC, integration analysis of GE, genomic changes and miRNA expression was adopted in a limited number of studies (e.g. [ 397– 397]).