In other words, termhood expresses how much a linguistic expression (whether it is a simple one, as 'polaridade'polarityity'), or complex, as 'molécula orgânica'organicnic molecule') and 'molécula de água' ('molecule of water')) is related to a domain.
Based on these results, future research is needed to establish the various mechanisms behind PC-induced differential PBMC genetic expression and how much effect this differential expression actually has on the body's immunologic capabilities.
It has exquisite control over what genes are expressed, what variants of those genes are expressed, and how much expression there is.
A tortured facial expression reflected how much she wanted to contribute.
An affair can be an expression of how much one loves one's partner and not merely a sign that a relationship is on the rocks.
People looked skanky and ugly and rumpled and hirsute – an expression of how much they didn't care about anything other than the music, the drugs and the spiritual improving.
The scientists estimated the distances of the quasars with a measurement called redshift, an expression of how much the light from the object has been stretched during the expansion of the universe.
Ms. Swift hinted, with her perpetual ohmigosh expression, at how much would be packed into her week; during the cross-country flight to Los Angeles, she took along fans who interviewed her throughout, which can't have been easy on her voice but supplied even more promotional video.
"I am shocked, especially when you consider that we're talking about Warsaw youths, who travel widely these days, but I think it's an expression of how much of the history of Jews in Poland has been obfuscated," says Jan Gross, a Polish historian at Princeton University, who has often been vilified by Poles for daring to confront them with their own sinister chapters of antisemitism.
It's an expression of how much easier it is to run your business when you use real numbers and honest accounting.
