Sentence examples for expressions fully from inspiring English sources

These whiffs of the truth were extracted from a pitiful parade of the guilty: white, middle-aged men wearing suits, moustaches and fixed expressions, fully pensioned bureaucrats, career-thugs in early retirement.Up to a point, the commission has begun to uncover what happened in cases that had been officially unsolved.

These expressions fully capture the benefits of the CSIT feedback, allowing multi-user diversity gain and better inter-user interference cancellation, and the cost of exchange of information required.

The above expressions fully characterize the parametric dependence of the size of the fluctuations in terms of the compartment volume Ω, the set of reaction rate constants k → = (k 1, k 2, …, k R ) and the set of initial conditions whose explicit dependence has been omitted here.

The FaFAD1 gene is specifically expressed in ripe fruits and its expression fully correlates with the presence of γ-decalactone in all 95 individuals of the mapping population.

In the case of ATCDC48A, this rendered the expression fully biallelic, whilst the maternal allele was still preferentially expressed for MS5-like and PDE120.

She's really accepting the comedy of the situation with that expression, fully understanding that this is probably what she would look like if she ever had to work a day in her life.

Indeed CXCR7 expression fully recovered after removal of the chemokine and incubation at 37°C for 30 min. By contrast CXCR4 expression remained down regulated under these conditions (Figure 1C).

Of the 169 probes analyzed, only 14% were uniquely induced by vGPCR expression; fully 30% were induced solely by RTA expression, and another 37% can be upregulated by either viral protein.

As expected, EAC tissues were well separated from most of the NE tissues, clearly indicating that global gene expression fully reflects pathological and biological differences between NE and EAC (Figure S1).

FgaB expression fully reverted fga1 lethality, allowing survival to the adult stage, whereas FgaA expression, on the other hand, led to partial rescue of viability, as individuals reached the pupal stage but failed to develop further into viable adults (Fig. 4A).

Although p53 reporter expression but no elevated apoptosis were detected in somites of the shh−/− mutant (Fig. 5D), p53 may mediate apoptosis in the somites of the shh−/− mutant at earlier stages, which would make the elevated p53 reporter expression fully consistent with the role of Shh in sclerotome cell survival and myogenic differentiation [7].