Sentence examples for has actively expressed from inspiring English sources

"ExxonMobil condemns human rights violations in any form and has actively expressed these views to governments and others around the world," the spokesman said.

While several political pundits and presidential candidates have actively expressed their plans to build border walls and tighten immigration policy, it's Donald Trump's description of Mexican immigrants crossing the border as "rapists" and criminals in June that has received the most attention. .

To date, no cyanobacterial hydrogenase protein has been actively expressed in E. coli.

The Spanglers have not actively expressed a public opinion on the state of the company, though one member of the family stepped down from the bank's board because she had reached retirement age.

This approach allows for the fact that not all genes will have been actively expressed in the target samples.

But this time, even as the Chinese media has actively covered the standoff and a vice minister of finance expressed concern about it on Monday, the Chinese Internet has not lit up with the same energy, Mr. Bradsher writes.

Since HIV-1 has a propensity to integrate into actively expressed genes, transcriptional interference from neighboring host promoters has been proposed to contribute to the establishment and maintenance HIV-1 latency.

Transcriptome analysis also has the advantage of only reporting actively expressed transcripts rather than just the presence of a particular sequence.

However, it has also been reported that the majority of MeCP2 bound promoters have low DNA methylation and are actively expressed (Yasui et al. 2007).

We have found that regions of the genome that do not contain actively expressed genes do not have a monolithic histone modification profile.

Distinct cells in a person, such as neurons or heart cells, share the same DNA, but they have very different sets of genes that are actively "expressed" by being transcribed into RNA.