Sentence examples for expression to a from inspiring English sources

However, the second mutation, H63D HFE, reduces ferritin expression to a level indistinguishable from cells expressing wild type HFE.

In one set of experiments, we used AAV to restrict ChR2 expression to a population of inhibitory interneurons expressing parvalbumin in the mouse [18].

A gifted caricaturist and mimic, this Mexico-born Californian gives expression to a wildly pluralistic imagination.

Both give expression to a widespread sense that Americans are losing control of the forces that govern their lives.

"This landmark decision gives expression to a fundamental truth: there is more than one way to be Jewish.

It was just a spontaneous expression to a wonderful moment, but a moment that was a lifetime in building".

Surely Britain in 2004 has become too diverse and complex to give expression to a common culture in the present, let alone the past.

He adds several Brechtian songs, which inversely give further expression to a sense of yearning embedded in the ritualised repetitions of the original.

But while the law permits a veritable forest of trees, it confines artistic expression to a display eight feet long by five feet high.

Some artists are grappling with how to give expression to a world splitting apart at the seams; others are drawn to balance, polish, familiar beauty.

I've talked about how it can give expression to a host of contradictory impulses and feelings and understandings, how it honours complexity, how it doesn't patronise the reader.