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Cell lines derived from EBV-positive BL tumors, unlike EBV-immortalized B lymphoblastoid cell lines (LCLs), are not dependent on EBV for continued cell growth and proliferation, and maintain a restricted program of viral latent-infection gene expression known as Latency I, in which the only known viral protein expressed is the genome-maintenance protein, EBNA-1.

In quantum mechanics each orbiting electron is represented by a mathematical expression known as a wave function something like a vibrating guitar string laid out along the path of the electron's orbit.

A variety of other features may accompany these characteristics, including a lack of facial expression (known as "masked face"), difficulty in swallowing or speaking, loss of balance, a shuffling gait, depression, and dementia.

The result is a characteristic pattern of mRNA expression known as the interferon signature.

For instance, when constants and variables are multiplied together, they act as a unified grouping within the larger expression, known as a "term".

where p(x t | z1 t, a t, o t ) is assumed to be conditionally linear Gaussian, and therefore with an analytical expression known as the Kalman filter.

Earlier this season, the Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was seen after a game wearing a T-shirt with the expression "Know Jesus Know Peace" printed in block letters, with the embedded phrase "No Jesus No Peace" called out in white.

True artistic expression knows no bounds, or several time zones for that matter.

And 20 years before that, a Hanover artist, Kurt Schwitters, had tumbled on the name "Merz" art for his own brand of rebellious self-expression known as Dada when cutting up, from the local business press, ads for Commerzbank.

There are also expressions, known as refránes, that indicate mezcal's significance.

A set of valid syntactic expressions, known as axioms, constitutes an ontology in the computer science sense.