Sentence examples for hardly expressing from inspiring English sources
But while the words essentially come from Jackson, the tone in which Ms. Socha speaks them is spunky and energetic, hardly expressing the somber chill that epitomizes the Mary Katherine of the book.
I understand that Mr. Powell is not in a position to tell the Fed staff what to do, but calling for more precise measurement and public reporting on subsidies is hardly expressing a radical thought.
It has been the fate of one French government after another to make stabs at reform and then, in effect, to be forced to accept the veto of the street, even when that veto was essentially the act of smaller, self-interested groups, hardly expressing a majority view.
At an early stage of differentiation, ζ and ε-globin mRNA was hardly expressed; during maturation the expression level of β-globin mRNA increased.
On the other hand, CXCL12α was hardly expressed in any cell line (CXCL12α/RPS9 expression ratios ranging from 0.016 0.005; Figure 1), confirming the results gained by conventional RT PCR.
Remarkably, the low miR-29b levels were comparable with miR-29b expression in CD34+ precursor cells, which hardly express detectable amounts of CEBPA (Radomska et al, 1998).
In quiescent cells, FOXM1 was hardly expressed, while, in cell proliferation, FOXM1 showed high expression.
Whereas T cells hardly expressed CD69 in peripheral blood and bone marrow, we observed prominent expression of CD69 on T cells in secondary lymphoid organs (Fig. 4B).
MiR-101 was hardly expressed in the tumor samples, while for the other miRNAs, variable expression levels and expression ranges were observed, with miR-21 being most abundantly expressed relative to the reference (RNU44).
Interestingly, the cell cycle inhibitor CDKN1C (P57) was not or hardly expressed in any tumor of cluster C and D, but is well-expressed in tumors of cluster E and most other tumors of clusters A and B (Figure 3D).
Words can hardly express my astonishment when I read the headline of Mr. Isherwood's article.
