Sentence examples for expression to avoid from inspiring English sources

Matsuda suggests in his 2010 paper that Japanese culture has particular characteristics, including vagueness that does not draw a definitive line between right and wrong, behavior directed by others according to heteronomy rather than autonomy, avoidance of conflicts and confrontation, and indirect expression to avoid hurting others.

Michiru was on hand to answer our questions about culture: such as why geisha pose with a pout or serious expression (to avoid baring their teeth) or flash a little red from the undergarment (a coy way to titillate).

To establish such a linkage, we adopted the selection rationale of "PRK poisoning followed by Rubisco rescuing" (Fig. 2), but implemented it based on the saturated Rubisco expression to avoid the selection of expression-improved mutants.

At least one primer was selected to be outside the region selected for dsRNA expression to avoid amplification of RNA deriving from the dsRNA trigger.

Formerly available methods for expression profiling usually had to apply filtering criteria like signal intensity, "Present" calls and stringent cutoffs for high levels of differential expression to avoid false-positive calls.

Because we have demonstrated previously that the level of Cldn6 overexpression correlates to the severity of the phenotype [15], [16], we re-derived F0s with lower Cldn6-CΔ196 Cldn6-CΔ196to avoid lexpressionnd explore toe function of the Cldn6 tavoidn postnatalethality; levels of expression of the mutand Cldn6 is half of that obsexploren our previously generathe mice.

a We are skipping analytical details here and writing the final expressions to avoid repetition.

Before analysis the data were log2 transformed and a set value of 10 was added to the expression value to avoid random effects at low expression levels.

Therefore both of these outlier samples were removed from downstream differential expression analysis, to avoid introducing artifacts or confounding the identification of differentially expressed genes.

The camp tone of the 1966-68 show and its 1966 spin-off movie heavily inspired West's outfit, featuring a short cape because the actor's co-stars kept stepping on it in slapstick-inspired action scenes, and painted-on eyebrows (serving to give the dark knight an eternally surprised expression), presumably to avoid the expense of moulding the caped crusader's brow-line into the famous cowl.

For ease of expression, and to avoid cumbersome worries about different authors' formulations, lets us characterize the moral freedom pertinent to classical compatibilism as freedom of will, keeping in mind that this notion is meant to be an especially deflationary one attributing nothing special to the will itself: Free will, then, is the unencumbered ability of an agent to do what she wants.