Sentence examples for great expression in from inspiring English sources

The European source seems nevertheless more likely: firstly, Y chromosome signatures of European presence have a reported great expression in the nearby Cape Verdians [ 38] and secondly, highly frequent North African haplogroups that would have been equally carried by the migrants (e.g. E3b2-M81) absentsent in Guineans.

In early gastrulae (st 10.5), the genes are weakly expressed in the ectoderm with greater expression in the dorsal neuroectoderm.

PPARγ has 2 splice varents; PPARγ1 and PPARγ2, and it is PPARγ1 that is expressed in skeletal muscle and has greater expression in oxidative fibers [52].

Although AtPrxQ and OsPrxQ have similar patterns, being highly expressed in leaves and shoots, the former showed greater expression in flowers and seeds than did the latter.

Of the 332 differentially expressed genes identified, the majority were associated with greater expression in resting females.

Adipogenic genes showed greater expression in FBS compared to AS.

These personality traits seemed to find their greatest expression in their relations with France.

His impulse to assemble found parts of the world into something wholly new and anomalous found its greatest expression in film, the one form he kept coming back to.

Fewer genes with differential expression between the fetal scarless and postnatal scarring wound transcriptomes were identified at 24 hours, most of which had greater expression in the postnatal wound.

Extracellular matrix proteins (Col3a1, 5a1, 6a1, and fibronectin 1), osteoblast differentiation markers (Runx2/Cbfa1, Itm2a, and FGFR-1), and the growth factor Ptn were among other genes with greater expression in juvenile dura mater.

This spirit finds its greatest expression in the perfect curves of the calligraphy of Ali Riza Abbasi, whose signature tile-work adorns the Isfahan mosques; and in the luminous sketches of court life of Riza-yi Abbasi, one of Abbas's many renaissance men.