Sentence examples for expression in favour of from inspiring English sources

This was due, no doubt, to their reluctance to give up the rich heritage of traditional expression in favour of the unadorned modern tongue.

Skewed expression in favour of the maternal allele is due to a differentially methylated CpG-island within intron 2 of the RB1 gene.

Our present results demonstrate a clear benefit of patients with strong VEGFR-3 expression in favour of FLP specifically when compared with patients with a low tumour VEGFR-3 expression.

Consistently, we have observed that mRNA levels of ppar-α (and protein [ 33]) are elevated whereas levels of let-7c reduced in maternal HF fed offspring (Fig. 1), suggesting a co-ordinated regulation of mRNA and miRNA expression in favour of promoting hepatic growth.

As a result, individuals who accept this conception are abandoning a potential area of creative self-expression in favour of adopting a subordinate role as servants of truth.

e. autonomously replicating) plasmid vector pBGP1 [ 19] as the carrier for the expression cassette, in favour of using chromosomally integrated vectors which may lead to different expression levels depending on the location of the integration and possible multicopy insertions of the expression cassette.

However, the continuing popularity of the three-prime arrays and availability of large amounts of archived expression data in resources such as the Gene Expression Omnibus argue in favour of continued exploration of new analysis methods.

Commentators have noted that facial expression was sacrificed in favour of a realistic design, a result on which Terry Curtis remembers: The changes of expression on those puppets had to be perfect and in no way exaggerated like the old ones were.

As expected, upon depletion of glucose the glycolysis pathway is suppressed while expression is shifted in favour of gluconeogenesis.

A study was considered as significant if the P-value for the statistical test, comparing the survival distributions between the groups with and without Bcl-2 expression, was <0.05 in favour of this latter group.

The response rates were 17% (three out of 18) and 47% (nine out of 19) in tumours with high TP (⩾70) expression and those with low TP (<70) expression, with a trend in favour of a lower TP mRNA expression for responding tumours (P=0.08, the two-sided Fisher's exact test) (Table 1).