Sentence examples for expression recorded from inspiring English sources

This specific pro-apoptotic regulation is also confirmed by changes in gene expression recorded at the time of glycolysis and impedance change (GEO NCBI Accession number: GSE28274).

Some implications of these findings for the genesis of language perception deficits or for impaired language expression recorded in developmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorders, contributed to by perinatal asphyxia, are discussed.

TNF expression recorded in two separate challenge experiments.

To our knowledge this is the most significant increase in CD59 protein expression recorded on primary human EC.

The final step of analysis included comparison between the results of gene expression recorded on the 28th DOL in the group of extremely preterm infants and the results of gene expression recorded on the 5th DOL in the group of very preterm infants.

This timing difference is not obvious in the endogenous eve expression recorded in the Virtual Embryo, although stripe 7 does appear relatively weak in some transgenic reporters (Small et al., 1996).

During these >30 days, mice were fed ad libitum for the first 2 weeks, and after 5 days of a food ramp, temporal food restriction was performed for 2 weeks before harvesting the tissues for real-time gene expression recording.

The voice actors, in contrast to the normal procedure doing their performances first and those being used to create the game characters' facial expressions, recorded their lines for the characters well after the various cutscenes had been created.

To verify our working hypothesis stated above, we also evaluated the regression function using the standard deviations calculated from dispersion of expressions recorded by replicates of the individual probe sets.

Nuclear cyclin D1 expression was recorded as no expression, weak expression or moderate/strong expression.

Cytoplasmic p-AMPK expression was recorded as no expression, weak expression or moderate/strong expression with the percentage of positive tumour cells.