Sentence examples for handful of expression from inspiring English sources

However, since the RD genes were expressed within just a handful of expression domains and most cells expressing TGFβ and Hh appear resistant to transformation into retinal tissue, the mechanism that may permit and restrict ectopic formation remains unclear.

"Ben Stiller's performance is easily the weakest element: like his 'Zoolander' character, he has a handful of exaggerated expressions and cycles through them on cue.

Even though Mendes's chops are presently limited to a handful of generic expressions, she at least seems to be paying attention, and, unlike Lopez, actually appears to be still breathing.

A recent study profiling three different brain regions in Mecp2-null mice (cortex, midbrain and cerebellum) found a handful of significant gene expression changes after correcting for FDRs (24).

Most writers have difficulty avoiding that handful of ready-made expressions to describe the game in action: laser-like backhands; wafting underspins; rocketing volleys and pounding serves.

If, as Bailey notes, only a handful of New Orleans's expressions reach beyond Arkansas, then exactly how was it that New Orleans was nationally influential as the place "where the great cleansing of American English took place"?

It seems like opponents are using a handful of unfortunately worded expressions of black anger to avoid -- or destroy -- the discussion.

Only a handful of brain co-expression modules showed strong evidence of preservation and these modules could be combined into a single large blood module.

Expression within the 3FTx family was extremely biased, being dominated by a handful of transcripts while PLA2 expression was much more uniform.

Dose-dependent transcriptional responses to gossypol have been observed for a handful of genes including the expression of mitochondrial-related genes in rat liver cells [ 20] and P450 monooxygenases in insects [ 21, 22].

On the other hand, the commission received just a handful of complaints related to freedom of expression.