Sentence examples for highly expression from inspiring English sources
The term "highly expression" is not correct or usable in English
You could say "highly expressive" instead, which would mean the same thing. For example: She was a highly expressive speaker, captivating her audience with her animated stories.
Amino-active ORMOSIL nanoparticles synthesized by various surfactants were conjugated with Herceptin, and the platforms were utilized for active targeting of SKBR3, a breast cancerous cell line with highly expression of HER2 receptor, in vitro.
To further investigate the molecular mechanisms underlying this neuroprotection, we identified that nuclear accumulation of Foxo3a could induce highly expression of autophagy pathway genes including LC-3, Beclin-1, p62, ATG12, and ATG14, and finally initiate neurological impairments.
All cases with phosphorylation on Ser51 showed highly expression of Aur-A protein.
Furthermore, several expression profiling studies in PBMCs showed a highly expression of S100A8, S100A9 and S100A12 in RA patients compared to controls [8], [38], [39].
It is supposed that highly expression level of SeP in the lacrimal gland is necessary for sufficient supply of selenium to the cornea.
The highly expression of genes involved in adult neurogenesis may contribute to the process, such as nuclear receptors, their interacting proteins and the gregarious phase marker gene candidate Fmr1.
In undifferentiated MSC when let-7 miRNAs are highly expressed, expression of HNF4A is very low.
Based on RNA-sequencing data, we also found 18 polycistronic transcription units and three highly expression-biased genes atpF, trnA-UGC, and rrn23.
Consistent with our previous findings, ALK protein was barely detectable in PAX3/7-FOXO1-negative RMS, whereas it showed moderate-to-highly expression in PAX3/7-FOXO1-positive ARMS.
Among dormancy-highly-expression novel miRNAs, 0A-m0077_5p, which pairs with an ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme and 0A-m0149_5p, which matches a plant invertase/pectin methylesterase inhibitor, were also detected, suggesting different protein levels and cell wall components in annual cycle.
Elizabeth Kolbert's The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History is both a highly intelligent expression of this genre and also supremely well executed and entertaining.
