Sentence examples for expression of a governing from inspiring English sources
Yet CollegeHumor.com isn't the expression of a governing comic sensibility determined to entertain an audience with, say, Stupid Pet Tricks; rather, the audience decides what is funny, and entertains itself.
To investigate whether a dysregulated expression of genes governing mitochondrial dynamics played a role in the observed neural cell death, mRNAs were isolated from the frontal cortex and hippocampus of mice and expression of the mitochondrial fusion genes Mfn1, Mfn and Opa1 and the fission genes Fis1 and Drp1 were analyzed by qPCR.
"We argue for them, because a budget is more than just a list of numbers; it's an expression of our governing philosophy.
Specifically, Rivat et al. [40] found that chronic stress, a common precursor to depression as outlined above, increases the expression of genes governing the iNOS and COX-2 inflammatory molecules and induces neuroinflammatory conditions suppressing the mechanical nociceptive threshold thereby increasing hypersensitivity and hyperalgesia.
The biologic responses to MAP kinase induction result in increased expression of proteins governing cell-cycle regulation.
We also observed multiple changes in the expression of genes governing the metabolism of sulfur-containing amino acids and the S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) cycle.
Obviously, the tissue-specific expression of a gene is governed by the combined action of cis-acting elements in its promoter region, as well as different nuclear proteins interacting with the elements.
Regional hyperexcitability might exercise a functional role in the expression of synesthesia by governing the extent to which concurrent cortical events breach conscious awareness [ 19] (functional hypothesis).
Subsequently, atRA, Dex&FBS and BMP2 were required for the expression of transcription factors governing osteogenesis and hence differentiation towards a mature osteoblast.
Expression of transcription factors governing differentiation along skeletal or cardiac lineages was evaluated by immunoblotting.
This suggests that normalization of cardiac lipid stores not only affects lipid metabolism but also prevents changes in expression of essential genes governing glucose metabolism.
