Sentence examples for feeble expression from inspiring English sources

Hsp18.8-CV was expressed in all parts of panicle and showed feeble expression in seed, and Hsp22.3-CVI was moderately expressed in seed only.

Such studies have hitherto conceptualized egao in frameworks of power and resistance and tried to determine whether the phenomenon is an "alternative format of political expression" (Meng 2011, 36) and a "weapon of the weak" or a "rather feeble expression among [an] apolitical youth" (Lagerkvist 2010, 151).

The feeble expression of NRG1 Type III detected in some samples may be due to the peripheral nervous system innervations of the gut, which is independent of the ENS.

However, only a feeble expression of MC-1R was detectable in naive CD4+ T cells and moreover, no up-regulation was found after stimulation with α-MSH (Figure 1B).

This phenomenon may be due to a feeble over-expression of the MtrCDE efflux induced by the A deletion in the mtrR promoter [ 5, 9, 42].

However, there was no significant association between tumor recurrence and intense & feeble netrin-1 expression; recurrence curve analysis also indicated that the difference was not statistically significant with high & low UNC5B expression (P > 0.01).

In panicle, feeble signal for expression of Hsp17.9A- CI, Hsp18.6-CIII, Hsp18.8-CV and Hsp22.3-CVI was noticed.

Frail of body though they were, there was nothing feeble in their manner of expression; whenever you encountered one or the other of them teetering up the stairs with her bag of groceries, and asked, "How are you today?" she would promptly answer, "I've an elegant sufficiency".

Many artists delegate production too, and the feebler ones forego freedom of expression to pander to the art market.

"No real composer would touch it because it is too feeble and limited an instrument of expression for anyone who has anything to express".

Although it has long been suggested that feeble levels of participation may very well be an expression of consumers' dissatisfaction with scheme design, little systematic efforts have so far been channelled towards supporting such argument with empirical evidence.