Sentence examples for further expression of from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, patients suffering from NASH, a further expression of the metabolic syndrome, express high serum concentrations of VEGF [ 43].

Lloyd also said that "as a further expression of our regret" Mabey had agreed to pay a form of reparations to the governments of the three countries.

All this can be seen as a further expression of the political devaluing, under-funding and neglect of social care in England.

And a further expression of commitment, the special Oberammergau "beard and hair edict", ensures that those taking part cut neither their hair nor beards for a full year before the performance – to get that proper Levantine look.

"It's a further expression of trust," said Jonathan Lester, a bookstore clerk in Edgewater, N.J., who entered into a civil union in New Jersey with Jack Lawhon, a baker, five years ago.

The over expression of P-selectin facilitates further attachment of EV allowing for further expression of its tissue factor.

In the case of the high gravity multi-stress fermentations studied here, the relatively high sugar concentrations used might have induced further expression of the reductases capable of detoxifying HMF.

Further, expression of these genes in Fe uptake-defective yeast mutants has been demonstrated to reverse growth defect associated with Fe uptake inability (Li et al. 2013; Pedas et al. 2008).

Subsequent interest in the model and its findings has led to a number of smaller scale research studies which draw on the longitudinal aspect of the design, with further expressions of interest in possible future transnational studies.

The publishing platform Medium banned a roster of "alt-lite" contributors early this year, leading to further expressions of outrage from the right, as well as a threatened lawsuit from Cernovich.

Further, expressions of zucp4 in zebrafish brains were found in CC, CCe, EG, LCa, PGZ, periventricular nucleus of posterior tuberculum (TPp), Val and VM (Fig. 7D).