Sentence examples for expression of a wider from inspiring English sources

A successful anti-immigrant and separatist party, Vlaams Belang (Flemish Interest), is the odious expression of a wider desire to go it alone.

This dissertation situates the success of polykatoikìa urbanism within architectural history and explores it as an expression of a wider set of cultural, social, and political events that marked Greek history from the inception of the modern state to the late twentieth century.

From this same empirical work, Ward et al. (1998) reported how dairy farmers tended to modify their practices to reduce water pollution in response to regulatory pressures, but in a rather "begrudging" (p1172) way partly because farmers perceived criticism as expression of a wider 'anti-farmer' attitude in society rather than valid comment on sources of pollution.

Components of the IFNγ-STAT1-IRF1 axis therefore emerge as a consistent and dominant feature of the DLBCL immune environment linked to expression of a wider complement of IFN-responsive genes.

This IFN then causes the synthesis of further transcription factors, such as interferon regulatory factor-5 (IRF-5) and IRF-7, that become activated and promote the expression of a wider spectrum of IFN-α genes.

Insufficient sex education, as a predictor of non-sexual (including violent) recidivism, is probably an expression of a wider concept of insufficient education at school and/or at home.

We also found expression of a wide panel of markers expressed in hESCs in our iPS cells, which include OCT3/4, SSEA-3, TRA-1-60, TRA-1-81, NandG, KLIN28and LIN28 (Figure 2E M).

The methods allow the monitoring in body fluids and tissues of expression of a wide range of betaretrovirus-like sequences.

They are informed of political events through the press, but, as press ownership increasingly is concentrated in fewer hands, many persons consider the medium to be unamenable to the expression of a wide range of opinions.

As such, the S. Typhimurium SL1344 ΔwecA LVS can likely serve as a vehicle for expression of a wide variety of heterologous antigens as a means to create recombinant vaccines.

It makes possible the expression of a wide range of macroscopic flows which are ultimately representative of similar molecular states.