Sentence examples for expressions promises from inspiring English sources

Encouraging students to reflect on the numerical relationships between structurally similar expressions promises a seamless transition from arithmetic to algebra.

One Bruichladdich whisky — the "classic" twenty-two-year-old expression — promises to deliver a dizzying chain of sensations: "sweet yellow fruits, drizzled with honey and crushed almonds"; "freshly picked summer flowers"; "custard cream and toasted barley"; "banana bread and vanilla fudge"; "marzipan"; "Abernethy biscuit"; "marine citrus meringue".

A detailed understanding of differential gene expression promises to provide important clues regarding the lineage commitment and biology of the CD4+ subtypes.

Many women say men manipulate with sweet words: compliments, loving expressions and promises that tap into their personal desires.

Knowledge discovery and testing of hypothesis based on information-rich expression profiles promise to accelerate discovery of physiologically relevant hormonal mechanisms of action.

The advent and rapidly decreasing cost of high-throughput sequencing (HTS) methods for expression profiling promises much higher reproducibility and a wider dynamic range of detectable gene expression than microarrays (Marioni et al., 2008; Mortazavi et al., 2008).

The show's title comes from the expression chose promise, chose due ("a promise is a promise") and it deals with the theme of death; the character of a teacher was chosen to depict failure.

Not, if you ask me, a felicitous expression that promises calm and clarity.

Therefore, the use of gene expression profiling promises to improve the molecular classification of EAC patients by adding to the existing classifications.

This binary expression system promises broad application wherever strict and reversible transcriptional regulation is required.

The continuously increasing amount of public expression data promises new opportunities to combine information from different studies, whether in the form of meta-analysis studies (such as genome-wide association studies) [ 2] or by treating published sample expression profiles as additional samples in one's own study to add power.