Sentence examples for expressions which may from inspiring English sources
Integrals are often included in the solution expressions, which may limit the practitioners to use the solutions.
In this paper, we address the problem of filtering XML documents with large number of XPath expressions, which may contain 'ancestor' and 'parent' axes.
Because of the structure of correlation among expression traits, the variability of risk factors could be characterized by a limited set of independent gene expressions which may have biological and clinical relevance.
These results indicate that thapsigargin may decrease neuronal Pink1 expressions, which may contribute to the neuronal apoptosis.
These results suggest that the easter genes seem to be the male-specific expressions, which may be vital for the reproduction or development of N. lugens male individuals.
The network is defined based on the correlations among gene expressions, which may not contain all information on the coordination among genes.
But involuntary "micro-expressions"—which may last no longer than 1/25th of a second often reveal concealed emotions, says Paul Ekman of the Paul Ekman Group, a body-language consultancy in California.
As a nonpartisan (not postpartisan) lexicographer, I have tried three times to reach someone in Senator Clinton's presidential campaign staff to point to, pursue and retrieve the source of this colorful expression, which may be a New York doctrine with an Arkansas corollary.
Our results suggest that P3-25 dexertsive exerts anti-tumor activities by decreasing Myc-mediated response and increasing FasL expression, which may help in designing drugs for tumor therapy.
Niaspan treatment of stroke in T1DM rats inhibits HMGB1/RAGE, TLR4 and MMP-9 expression which may contribute to the reduced inflammatory response after stroke in T1DM rats.
Taken together, these data highlight PKC-dependent regulation of human hepatic drug transporter expression, which may be closely linked to EMT triggered by PKC activation.
