Sentence examples for expression was translated from inspiring English sources

Applying a mathematical algorithm, gene expression was translated into a diagnostic score [ 93] that discriminated stable transplants from AR and mild from severe AR.

In all cases, the reduction in plakoglobin expression was translated into reduced γ-catenin levels, with high levels of γ-catenin detected on the cell membrane of control MCF7 and T47D cells and reduced staining detected on the cell membranes of plakoglobin-knockdown cell lines (T47D cells shown in Figure 1E).

For all their difference of experience, all of the twenty or so players I've talked to say the same about Abbado in performance: that every gesture, every look, every arcing embrace of his left hand or intense facial expression, is translated into sound.

Thus, "My God!" is a much stronger expletive in English than "mon dieu" is in French, so that if the French expression is translated into the English one, it is, though literally correct, quite unfaithful to the weaker emotive force of the French expression.

Exactly how drug-induced changes in synaptic plasticity and subsequent gene expression are translated into persistent neuroadaptations remains unclear.

Further, it is important to understand how changes in gene expression are translated to rewiring of molecular interactions.

For the conversion from KGML to SBML qual, the subtypes activation and expression are translated to the value positive.

We next examined if the enhancing effect of ATP and the inhibitory effect of SOC inhibitors on chemokine expression were translated at the protein levels.

Leveraging the "cause-and-effect" network models together with Network Perturbation Amplitude (NPA) algorithms ([ 29, 43]), the fold changes of gene expression were translated into differential network backbone value for each backbone node in the network.

We next utilized IHC with monoclonal antibodies against huRANKL or huRANK to verify that the observed changes in mRNA expression were translated into protein and to determine precise cellular localization for each protein.

During the translation, we tried to keep the phrases and words as in the spoken language, to capture the context to the extent that is closer to the original language; albeit, we acknowledge that some information and features carried by the local language might be lost when such verbal expressions are translated into English.