Sentence examples for expression purely from inspiring English sources

When classes of genes represented by BINs are analyzed quality filtering can be applied less stringently than when individual differentially expressed genes are analyzed, because a single unregulated gene may show differential expression purely through chance when large numbers of genes are analysed, as they are in DNA microarray experiments.

I was denied freedom of movement through central London and freedom of expression purely because of my republican beliefs".

The earliest microarray publications judged differential expression purely in terms of fold-change (DeRisi et al., 1996; Schena et al., 1996), with 2-fold typically considered a worthwhile cutoff.

Without the spectator's contemplation, or the reader's reading, the artwork's expression remains purely subjective.

This finding, even if it could be reasonably expected, has never been shown in migraineurs patients, which suffer from a neurological disorder in the absence of any tissue injury; particularly, these patients do not manifest any other disease or physical dysfunction that could be related to the observed changes in protein expression, but purely they abuse drugs from several years.

This is the first study of Glut-1 expression in purely rectal carcinoma.

Fra-1 expression is purely nuclear or mixed nuclear and cytoplasmic.

It was also verified that Mirta 22 expression was purely neuronal and located in the Golgi apparatus [ 3].

This illustrates the fact that the same metagenomic library can yield totally different expression data, purely based on the expression host used.

It is assumed that these differences arise from a loss of afferent input in preparations that are accessible to intracellular recording, resulting in expression of purely autonomous spike activity.

MUC1 had two different expression patterns, "purely apical", similar to that in normal endometrium (Fig. 1A, 1B), and combined A/C, as seen in normal endocervical glands (Fig. 1C, 1D).