Sentence examples for expression facts from inspiring English sources

Early attempts to make a 'first pass' extraction of gene expression facts based on cooccurrences of anatomy terms and genes in captions proved too inaccurate.

They are free to paraphrase what is in unreleased books because only expression — not facts — can be copyrighted.

She says that for the first time in her life she is finding artistic expression – in fact, any expression at all.

He loved the freedom of expression, the fact that people could vote for whomever they liked," Anatoly says.

But censorship of adult content often covers far more than just your cheeky genital snaps – it covers art, opinion, expression, in fact anything which could be deemed "explicit", no matter what its cultural value.

It's purely an expression of fact.

The expression "the fact that Sam is sad" looks like a definite description.

In human glioma spheroids and xenograft tumours, regions of severe hypoxia do not correspond to areas of up-regulated VEGF expression; in fact, VEGF expression is quite uniform.

It will be interesting to determine whether such histone modifications and interacting factors also influence rRNA gene expression through FACT.

Western analyses of protein extracts from transgenic gametocytes and asexual blood stages using anti-c-Myc antibodies confirmed the expression of FACT-L in intraerythrocytic parasites (Fig. 2B).

In some cases, we may need to point out that structurally similar expressions in fact have very different semantics.