Sentence examples for expressions at least from inspiring English sources

(A history of scraps with Frank Gehry, in particular, has not obviated expressions, at least in public, of amity on both sides).

First, that the initiation of KSHV lytic gene expression correlated with the reduction of EBV lytic gene expression (Fig. 6) suggests that the presence of KSHV lytic genes is overriding the EBV lytic gene expressions at least in BC1 cells (Fig. 6A).

Suppression of NF-κB activation has been linked with anti-inflammatory activity; we therefore postulated that EGCG mediates its inhibitory effects on TNFα and MMP-13 expressions, at least in part, through the suppression of NF-κB activity.

These data show that NKX2-5∆HD indirect binding to off-targets can modify gene expression, at least when over-expressed.

Among the differentially expressed genes, the genes exhibiting a 2-fold change in expression (at least 2x relative to the control) were selected for analysis.

The French expression, at least in Stendhal, is "coup de foudre"; sad, but understandable, that Sophie Lewis had to switch to English for that.

The problem with this approach is conformity and a lack of diversity or individual expression: at least as portrayed here, female bodybuilders seem to simply trade a female ideal for a more masculine one.

Or as Eastwood circumspectly puts it, "It becomes an expression, at least from one of the parties — maybe both — of borderline something else".

The model for writing in this philosophical tradition is clarity and precision of expression (at least in the analytic school).

We previously reported that the dietary flavonoid phloretin enhances 3T3-L1 adifferentiationentiandon adiponectinctin expression at least in part through PPARγ activation.

It appears that oxidative stress stimulates an increase in BDNF content, which subsequently stimulates increased antioxidant enzyme expression, at least in part via increased NF-κB activation [83,84].