Sentence examples for expression intended from inspiring English sources

The court explained that the work "is an artistic expression intended to convey a message rather than to be occupied by individuals...

This work presents an improved expression, intended for bridges supported on hysteretic isolators, that takes into account some of these aspects.

One magazine has five large-breasted women on the cover and proudly declares that it offers "BUXOM NEW PICS!" of "ULTRA CURVY CUTIES!", imploring that we "Give those bras a pay rise!" Sophie Reade, whose picture dominates the layout, is halfway through taking her bra off; her mouth is half open in an expression intended to signify her absolute up-for-it-ness.

As we used a cutoff for differential expression intended to minimize the number of false positives, the number of genes with a similar transcriptional response to VPA in the cell model as in embryos might be underestimated in our analysis.

A unique feature of the development of Indian thought was the systematization of each school of thought in the form of sutras, or extremely concise expressions, intended to reduce the doctrines of a science or of a philosophy into a number of memorizable aphorisms, formulas, or rules.

Lipopolysaccharide (endotoxin) production by E. coli is a further obstacle for protein expressions intended for food or medical purposes (Berczi et al. 1966, Beutler and Rietschel 2003 ).

"Commercialization--I think of it as a castration of artistic expression". Mangrum intended to spend the day standing guard over his creation.

Such a declaration is deemed to be an expression of intended social change.

The problem is particularly serious for expression profiles intended for clinical use in informing treatment selection.

Y. lipolytica Po1g strain was transformed with pYLSC- Amy1 expression cassette, intended for integration into the host genome.

The method has been applied to a genome wide expression dataset intended to study myogenesis in a mouse C2C12 cell differentiation model.