Sentence examples for expression to develop from inspiring English sources

Transgenic modifications have enhanced protease inhibitor expression to develop insect resistant cultivars in several important crops.

Violence also allows a form of territorialized and ethicized collective expression to develop, re-centering the diversity of the de-localized population around new subjectivities nourished by unifying discourses that seek to re-define solidarity and build a coherent whole.

Encouraging creative expression to develop insight and clarity.

Once activated, microglia alter their morphology and gene expression to develop an inflammatory phenotype, making themselves indistinguishable to circulating macrophages [ 33].

Therefore, promising approaches from this study must focus on TGFβ, Collα1, MMP2, and TIMP1 genes expression to develop new therapy for the treatment of liver cirrhosis.

Mice with viral injections were implanted at least 3 weeks prior to beginning experiments to allow time for viral expression to develop.

Again, this points to the robust nature of this classification scheme as these cells were also previously observed to have many similarities in gene expression to developing RGCs [36].

GMR-Gal4 directs hINS transgene expression to developing photoreceptor neurons and surrounding support eye cells in the eye-morphogenetic furrow (http://flystocks.bio.indiana.edu/Reports/9146.html) (Freeman 1996).

Similarly, the restriction of ID1 expression to developing leaves of maize may be explained by a specific function of this putative regulatory protein in controlling leaf derived floral inductive signals.

This method, unlike GIMME, does not require a prior selection of expression thresholds and instead uses MILP and the statistical significance of changes in gene-expression to develop a metabolic model that recreates the measured expression dynamics while ensuring that the FBA model maintains previously determined threshold functionality.

We used microarray-based DNA-amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) analysis in combination with expression profiling to develop fingerprints and profile gene expression of wood-forming tissue of seven different E. grandis trees.