Sentence examples for expression hunt from inspiring English sources

Cytokinin up-regulates class 2 non-symbiotic haemoglobin expression (Hunt et al. 2001).

There could be an expression "like hunting rhea in a pen", meaning the same as "like shooting fish in a barrel".

His expression is hunted and guilty, recalling Goya's Saturn Devouring His Son (c1819-1823) or latterly Paula Rego's Dog Woman (1994).

The term "whip," Mr. McCarthy explained, derives from a fox hunting expression.

Norwegians, Icelanders, Japanese and American hunters argue that hunting is a cultural expression.

These results demonstrate the utility of this expression-microarray approach in hunting for new markers of individual human cancer types.

More recently, with the completion of human genome sequencing, genome-wide association, transcriptomic and proteomic expression studies further accelerated the pace of disease gene hunt [3] [6].

She would watch the people around the table with a rapt, glittering, hawk-eyed expression, prowling the conversation like a predator monitoring their hunting ground.

In some, we see Kenyan soldiers, guns drawn, their expressions twisted by adrenaline and fear, as they hide from and hunt the terrorists.

Gene hunting with forests is a new method for identifying differential gene expression profiles across experimental groups using time course data.

BHL was not shown to interact with LasR protein directly to activate lasB gene expression, nor does it directly regulate the latter (Pearson et al., 1995), triggering another hunt for its cognate receptor.