Sentence examples for global expressions from inspiring English sources
And the nation found the global expressions of solidarity a gratifying reminder that its values still resonate around the world.This week, as Mr Valls sent 10,000 soldiers to help protect schools, mosques, synagogues and media offices, and promised more resources for intelligence and policing, hard questions were emerging.
Based on the understandings of the global and detailed kinetics of low-temperature chemistry, simplified Arrhenius-based global expressions were developed for both ignition stages, and a linear correlation was applied for the cool flame temperature rise at the end of the first stage, for PRFs with various octane number (ON) 0, 20, 60 and 87 under constant volume conditions.
The attack has provoked global expressions of outrage, and concern about the fate of the girls deepened when Shekau threatened in a video released earlier this month to sell the girls "in the market".
The standard methodology to perform functional analysis of MMIs would require array-based mRNA and miRNA global expressions or RNA sequencing inputs.
On the other hand, our data also show that it is possible to identify two phenotypes of prostate carcinomas with regard to their global expressions of MMPs/TIMPs.
The HOXB9 effect on global expressions of the EMT-related markers was further confirmed in a selective panel of key genes in a quantitative PCR assay.
From Brooklyn to Baghdad to London to Lisbon, from Selma to Sao Paulo, we'll raise our voices in this global expression of outrage..
The global expression of miRNAs in the whole amphioxus is being revealed (Chen et al., 2009).
In other words, our module construction strategy considered the global expression pattern but ignored the local ones.
Microarrays can provide nonbiased, simultaneous global expression patterns for more than 40,000 human genes across different experiments.
Following World War II and the creation of the United Nations, the UDHR represented "the first global expression of rights to which all human beings are inherently entitled".
