It has been suggested that for breast cancers that are less dependent on hormones, such as ER− and PR− breast cancers, the protective effect of phytochemicals present in fruit and vegetables on many cellular functions may be fully expressed, whereas for ER+ and PR+ cancers it can be overridden by hormonal factors (Olsen et al, 2003; Fung et al, 2005).
In the interview X's mother fully expressed her intention "for the sake of the daughter".
For the comparison of presurgical with postsurgical and postchemotherapy samples, 14 miRNAs (miR-16, miR-19b, miR-24, mirR-146a, mmu-miR-451, U6 rRNA, miR-106a, miR-126, miR-320, miR-191, miR-17, miR-483-5p miR-483-5p miR-483-5p20) were fully expressed and used for data normalisation.
One typical way out attempted by the supporters of truth value gaps, for instance, consists in denying that the notion of gap, or defective sentence, or sentence whose truth value is indeterminate, can be fully expressed in the language for which they are proposing their theory of truth.
When they are fully expressed, they will change your life for the better, not to mention the world.
But as audiences roared their gleeful appreciation, I realised we were offering an outlet for an anger not yet fully expressed.
Depression allows the feelings of sorrow and hopelessness for our changed lives to be fully expressed, and without it we cannot continue to move forward.
Now I feel fully expressed, it has released me".
Ewbank care fully expressed a willingness to see him.
The transcript EN1 was fully expressed (while EN2 was downregulated).
