Sentence examples for expression amount from inspiring English sources

The proliferation of HCECs increased up to 2.9-fold, and the expression amount and localization of cell cell tight junction protein Zona Occludens-1 (ZO-1) was significantly enhanced when grown on 1 μm TCPS pillars.

The optimization of Chd production in submerged culture through Plackett-Burman and Box-Behnken designs enhanced the activity of Chd from 6.80 to 14.50 U l−1 and the protein expression amount from 1.93 μg ml−1 to 5.65 μg ml−1.

When induced with the mixture of 2-tridecanone and quercetin at a concentration of 0.5 mg/ml in the diet, the maximum expression amount of CYP6B6 mRNA in the midgut and fat body was induced, which was 1.74 and 1.8 times compared with the corresponding control, respectively.

Independent of personality, the researchers also found that friendliness of facial expression (amount of smiling) and pleasantness of voice were the best predictors of liking and meta-perceptions.

Expression amount of rat GAPDH mRNA was used for normalization of each sample, and analysis of each specific mRNA was conducted in duplicate.

After confirming the reproducible linearity of the curve where R° value is >0.98, threshold cycles (Ct) of each gene was applied to the curve and the relative expression amount of each SERA gene was calculated against β-tubulin in each run.

The phenotypic plasticity of a gene can be expressed as the difference or ratio of expression amounts of the gene between two particular treatments.

When positive peaks were observed in three or four sets of MRM transitions, the molecules were considered to be expressed in brain capillaries, and then the protein expression amounts were determined as the average of three or four quantitative values.

The results indicated that the expressed fusion protein existed as an inclusion body in the cytoplasm and the expression amounts of six peptide antibiotic fusions are all higher than 34% of the total cell protein.

Asserting that the Egyptian press had been "the people's shield" against corruption and tyranny under the two previous presidents, Hosni Mubarak and Mohamed Morsi, the journalists argued that sacrificing freedom of expression amounted to capitulating to the goals of militant extremists.

Is it really plausible to claim that a primitively normative attitude towards the use one is disposed to make of an expression amounts to knowing (or grasping or recognizing) what the expression means?