Sentence examples for expressions in contrast to from inspiring English sources
However, the radius of gyration and viscosity still exhibit strong concentration dependence, which is well described by power series, rather than power law expressions, in contrast to the behaviour usually observed in long-chain polymer solutions.
Manga News rated the first volume 15 out of 20, commenting that the male characters looked similar and had similar facial expressions in contrast to the more recognizable female ones.
Quantitative analysis of mRNA expression of their endogenous inhibitors (TIMPs) in periprosthetic tissues showed a significant upregulation of TIMP-1, -2, and -3 mRNA expressions in contrast to the decreased levels of TIMP-4 [ 71].
In conclusion, we demonstrated that the class I HDAC isoforms 1 and 2 are highly expressed in the majority of renal cell cancers whereas HDAC 3 expression, in contrast to the findings in other tumour entities, could only rarely be detected, especially in clear cell RCC.
The idea of art, first and last, as a matter of expression (in contrast to Impressionism) was common to Germany and France in the first decade of the 20th century; it appeared in Matisse's Notes of a Painter, published in 1908.
9 In the present manuscript, we have used the term "exact" to refer to the level-0 expression, in contrast to approximate expressions (i.e., level-1 and -2).
To provide a more complete picture of the effect of interleukin-1 beta (IL-1β) on adult human articular chondrocyte gene expression, in contrast to the candidate gene approach.
The true and false positives can be separated in two ways: (1) true positives have some difference in their names, which is possible to indicate with regular expression, in contrast to false positives; (2) the names of the true positives can be given as list in a separate file.
We observed that Nkd1G2A had very little effect on mkp3 expression in contrast to Nkd1 overexpression, which led to a reduction in mkp3 expression (Fig. 1 D F).
Furthermore, macroautophagy induction in the context of ASYN over-expression, in contrast to other settings, appears to be a detrimental response, leading to neuronal death.
