There can be no greater expression of love.
Asa, who is devastated when his wife leaves, cannot muster any greater expression of affection when she returns than to say, "I missed your cooking".
Chemically prepared stands provided opportunity for greater expression of early succession herbaceous and subshrub communities.
Compared with CON, calves from OVE had greater expression of TLR4, but lower expression of PPARA and PPARD at birth.
Cells cultured in osteogenic medium had greater expression of smooth muscle markers and correspondingly increased contractile stress responses.
Quantitative immunohistochemistry of the aortic tissue revealed greater expression of VEGFR-1 in the diabetic mice (9.17% ± 4.46%) compared with the non-diabetic (1.88% ± 1.48%; P < 0.01).
In vivo data revealed greater expression of osteoblast-specific markers coupled with increased vascular invasion on microtextured substrates with hMSCs cultured in OM.
Steep hillslope gradients and moist valley-bottoms allowed for a greater expression of hillslope seep water in runoff during baseflow conditions.
Further evidence of imbalance in estrogen homeostasis derives from the greater expression of estrogen-protective enzymes, COMT and NQO1 (Fig. 2), in women without breast cancer and greater expression of estrogen-activating enzymes, CYP19 and CYP1B1 (Fig. 2), in breast tissue of women with breast cancer [82].
In the apparent absence of specific documentation, the expectation is that high fertility would be associated with greater expression of genotypic differences in stiffness, and dimensional instability associated with longitudinal shrinkage and grain spirality, in addition to generally adverse effects.
Many have credited Juan Gabriel with opening the door to greater expression of gender and sexuality, even if he never explicitly called for it.
