Given more appropriate measurement technology, the MASS method may be more applicable in circumstances where small differential expressions in a set of highly expressed genes have a dominant effect over large differential expressions in a set of weakly expressed genes.
It should be clear that on this account of propositions sentences that are necessarily equivalent may express distinct propositions, and that the semantic values of expressions in a sentence are recoverable from the proposition it expresses.
For, as we saw, on a structured proposition account, the semantic values of expressions in a sentence are recoverable from the proposition expressed by the sentence, since those semantic values are constituents of the proposition.
Genes that change their expressions in a statistically significant way are referred to as differentially expressed (DE), while those that do not, are referred to as equally expressed (EE) genes.
Is Yeo sizing me up? "Instinctively, as animals, we read people's facial expressions in a very highly tuned way," he says.
Until, a year later, the film arrived in a largely oblivious Britain for what should have been a few days of scattered blank expressions in a couple of London art cinemas.
As study participants interacted with the site, four electrodes attached to the areas just above their eyebrows and just below their eyes recorded their facial expressions in a procedure known as facial electromyography.
It is hard not to conclude that the electronic format is the only one expansive enough to allow for the explosion of new English words and expressions in a language hard-pressed to keep up with its evolution.
Ingeniously, Cassavetes père polishes the raw comic gems of Falk's great delivery and Arkin's expressions in a thirty-second closeup; the timing works because the camera is in the right place.
When Cunningham dancers allow themselves to smile, it's quietly done; but Ballet Theater's dancers project their facial expressions in a big way, so that sections become, wrongly, an exercise in charm.
