Sentence examples for expression commercial from inspiring English sources

In this environment, freedom of expression, commercial transactions, political activity and the simple pleasure of gathering information and communicating have come to flourish in ways barely imagined only a few years ago.

To silence Bcl-x L gene expression, commercial reagents using the SMARTpool siRNA pool for Bcl-xL(Santa Crutz, Santa Crutz, CA) were used.

The rest of the omissions concerned rare categories (e.g. unknown terms, expressions, commercial branches or recording companies) or not explicitly related with timbre (e.g. musical form, description of the lyrics); these were left out to simplify the results.

For recombinant protein expression, several commercial (Novagen, IBA, Life Technologies) and non-commercial [ 7] parallel vector series are available.

Its expression became commercial: What to buy?

She watched her parents navigate the tension between personal expression and commercial work.

Despite being bitterly opposed by Unesco and English Heritage – which described its "oppressive and overwhelming form" as a "brutally dominant expression of commercial floor space" – the Walkie-Talkie was cheerily waved through the planning process by Peter Rees, who since 1985 has presided over the wealth of novelty silhouettes that now choke the London skyline.

But by narrowing it to her childhood in Australia, they elide the underlying cultural conflict between her and Disney — the age-old confrontation between art and commerce, between uninhibited personal expression and commercial bowdlerization — and reduced it to a story of two adults who still have issues with their fathers.

The former declared it an "oppressive and overwhelming form" and a "brutally dominant expression of commercial floor space"; the latter threatened to add the Tower of London to the World Heritage in Danger list, because of the detrimental impact the skyscraper would have on its setting.

Overall, this study correlates age-related changes with regards to innate cell stiffening and gene/protein expression in commercial hMSCs, providing some guidance as to maintenance and future use of hMSCs in future tissue engineering applications.

North America might be many things -- a geographic expression, a commercial bloc, a cultural laboratory -- but it is not, alas, what Walter Lippman called "a picture inside our heads".