"expression effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the influence that a particular facial expression has on a person's emotions. For example, "The expression effect of his smile was unmistakable, causing her heart to swell with joy."
(DOCX 666 KB) 13568_2014_15_MOESM2_ESM.tiff Additional file 2: Figure S3.: Summary for the expression effect of pca gene clusters on the artificial oxidative stress-tolerance in Corynebacterium glutamicum.
We next sought to examine whether inhibition of FOXO expression effect resveratrol-induced caspase-3 activity and apoptosis (Fig. 5B and C).
Intriguingly, this conjoined frontal effect originated from an expression effect observed for inverted faces in particular.
We denote this partial gene expression effect on clinical outcome as a type effect.
Expression effect shows the fraction of overall expression at P8 and P60 in magenta and purple, respectively.
However, this expression effect is more profound when only two extremes (high and low producers) were considered.
"You can imagine a scenario where the die is not completely cast… You could possibly mask the gene expression effects of your ancestral experiences," he says.
Fig. 3 Comparison of COX-2 protein expression effects of compounds from V. heyneana.
Conceivably, there may be other effects, including epigenetic, gene regulatory and or expression effects affecting this locus yet to be determined [44].
Few investigations on global gene expression effects of α and β particle irradiation have been performed in normal (thyroid) tissue in vivo.
Fig. 1 COX-2 expression effects of V. heyneana extract (VH) and its fractions (VHH: n-hexane, VHE: ethyl acetate, VHW: water fraction; all 50 µg/mL).
