Sentence examples for expression equally from inspiring English sources

In contrast, PEITC initiated induction of UGT1A1 gene expression equally in the SI of both hUGT1/Car+/− and hUGT1/Car−/− mice (Fig. 3D), a finding that would suggest the induction of UGT1A1 in intestinal tissue is being controlled by an alternate mechanism that is not linked to CAR activation.

In failing to tell us what 'the author of Waverley' means in terms that don't involve an expression equally in need of analysis, we have been given no evidence that this, or any, description is meaningful in isolation.

We found that DBTC treatment induced Nur77 expression equally in both CD4+CD25− and CD4+CD25+ T cell populations (p<0.05 compared to ethanol alone, Figure 7a).

STZ treatment increased TGF-β protein expression equally in both the male and female kidney cortexes (approximately fivefold greater than control, P < 0.05).

In both groups, females did not display this facial expression equally across interaction contexts (Friedman chi-square test: PB: χ = 13, df = 2, N = 15, P = 0.001; R1: χ = 19, df = 2, N = 21, P < 0.001).

To control for efficacy of drug treatment, we assayed the expression of the ankyrin repeat domain 1 (ANKRD1) gene, which is known to be epigenetically regulated in myocytes [ 72], and found that Decitabine/TSA treatment significantly induced its expression equally in both unaffected and affected cells (Additional file 1: Figure S6).

However, proportionally relationship makes these expressions equally valid for classification purposes.

This novel method made it possible to analyze only cancer cells, so in spite of amounts of cancerous stroma, we could analyze intratumoral gene expressions equally.

Trypsinized versions of the heterotrimers and APRIL that lacked the proprietary "zipper" trimerization domain needed for their efficient expression were equally as active as the zz versions.

Sometimes the weak form of pantheism is rhetorically disguised as theism, with God characterised as 'absolute depth' or some equally baffling expression, as by Paul Tillich.

A complementary approach is to examine the evolution and function of noncoding sequence, such as gene upstream intergenic regions (UIRs) and untranslated regions (UTRs), as gene expression is equally relevant to phenotype as gene product function.