Sentence examples for expressions were adapted from inspiring English sources

The celebrities' pictures, showing emotional expressions, were adapted from IMBD popular Hollywood actors and actresses (Engerror, 2013), and Gaines's (2016) list of popular athletes in the world.

These opposing effects show that the expression is adapted to resprective healing phases.

We found evidence of strong dissonance between the participants experienced emotion and shown emotion, meaning that the emotional expression is adapted.

The lower limit of CD45 expression is adapted from a CD34 vs. CD45 histogram performed on ungated data (plot 5).

When the VSG expression is adapted, attenuation is hold, not affecting the upstream located ESAGs.

Although different segments often contain a similar set of neurons and glial cells, peptidergic neurons are segment-specific and their numbers often change during development, so that their expression is adapted to both changing physiological requirements and the development of the organism.

For large-scale expression, cells were adapted to CD OptiCHO medium (Gibco) supplemented with 2 mM L-glutamine and grown in suspension in an orbital shaker.

(14, 15) To identify molecular signaling pathways regulated by miR-218 or LASP1 in PCa cells, in silico and gene expression data were adapted to Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathways categories by the GENECODIS program (http://genecodis.dacya.ucm.es).es

In Table  1 the TTAQ and the PPQ domains and the ranges of the difficulty, item total correlation and selection index are depicted.> On the basis of the patients' evaluation on item comprehensibility and suitability, various expressions and wordings were adapted in order to reduce misunderstandings of the items.

If required, coding sequences were adapted and optimized for expression in E. coli.

The acoustic model, representing the acoustic language expression, can be adapted to recognize specific speech traits of the individual users.