Sentence examples for expression of how much from inspiring English sources
An affair can be an expression of how much one loves one's partner and not merely a sign that a relationship is on the rocks.
People looked skanky and ugly and rumpled and hirsute – an expression of how much they didn't care about anything other than the music, the drugs and the spiritual improving.
"I am shocked, especially when you consider that we're talking about Warsaw youths, who travel widely these days, but I think it's an expression of how much of the history of Jews in Poland has been obfuscated," says Jan Gross, a Polish historian at Princeton University, who has often been vilified by Poles for daring to confront them with their own sinister chapters of antisemitism.
How much we pay our teachers is an expression of how much we respect them.
The conditions in which we place teachers and their students are an expression of how much we respect students and teachers.
We estimated only fixed effects, but with this approach we balanced the repeated measures within individuals and the variance on the second level can be interpreted as an expression of how much the individual is affected by the reform.
"His smiling, confident expression is a very good symbol of how much has changed in the last two years since the case began," said Magda Boutros, the criminal justice reform director at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights.
However, scope for the interpretation of results from such work is limited because to date we do not have a comparative value of how much gene expression activity yeast actually requires.
The levels of endogenous fluorescence would be a quantifiable measure of how much the expression levels are changes and this could provide an alternative measure to the qRT-PCR data.
A rough measure of how much the expression varies across breeds is computed as the standard deviation of the breed Bayesian z-scores, i.e., for probeset g SDzbreed, g = h P 2. We also computed an analogous False Discovery Rate statistics [ 32].
This is a rough measure of expression variability across breeds but allows us to carry out a ranking among probesets in terms of how much do their expression differ between breeds.
