Sentence examples for expression of a peculiar from inspiring English sources
When comparing the two parasitic forms in an effort to discover a vaccine target, the researchers found that much of the difference arose from the expression of a peculiar genetic sequence known as a retrotransposon.
Besides the criterion of their specific anatomical localization, quiescent satellite cells can also be identified by the expression of a peculiar set of molecular markers.
The results provide the first transcriptional picture for several of the grain quality differences observed among the Italian rice varieties analyzed and reveal that each variety is characterized by the over-expression of a peculiar set of loci affecting grain appearance and quality.
Epidemiological studies in different parts of the world relate to the influence of certain environmental factors in early life with changes in the genetic expression, determining a peculiar profile of health and disease.
But war is most profoundly an expression of that peculiar aspect of human nature that expresses our animal origins but which also distinguishes our species from all others that struggle and fight for survival: it defines "who we are" in the search for significance in an otherwise uncaring universe.
The enhanced SOCS1 and SOCS3 expression in psoriatic keratinocytes could ultimately contribute to the expression of the peculiar epidermal thickening of psoriatic skin (Supplementary Figure).
As a tortured romantic just discovering country and bluegrass back in the mid-70's, I found Willis Alan Ramsey's album to be a true, soulful expression of my own peculiar angst as well as the benchmark for all Texas singer-songwriters.
However, the over-expression of OsNek3 caused a peculiar pollen structure; the outer cell wall of pollen grains fused together.
