Sentence examples for hosting and expressed from inspiring English sources

Ahead of the dinner, Mr. Isakson praised the president for hosting and expressed optimism about its prospects.

Mr. O'Brien's letter, addressed to "People of Earth," discussed how long and hard he had worked for his "Tonight Show" hosting job, and expressed his "enormous personal disappointment" about NBC's decision.

Each of the constructs was transformed into the E. coli host BL21 DE3) and expressed in 2 ml of auto-induction expression media.

When 0.5 × 106 cells were injected into regenerating mouse muscle, both EP- and LP-HACDC integrated with host myofibers and expressed muscle genes, but a number of EP-HACDC maintained collagen type II expression.

Immunofluorescence and polymerase chain reaction revealed that hAMCs engraftment into host livers and expressed the hepatocyte-specific markers, human albumin and α-fetoproteinran.

Donor hematopoietic cells can fuse with host hepatocytes and express both donor and host genes, which is consistent with polyploid genome formation by the fusion of host and donor cells [ 33].

The results were analyzed using the ΔΔCt method [36] which controls for the amount of host input DNA and expressed as the mean (SD) log 2 negative number (2−ΔΔCt).

To develop and deliver demand-driven extension training programmes, stakeholders (particularly the ministries of agriculture and NGOs engaged in agricultural and rural development) must approach a host university and express a need for a programme to train their extension staff.

By contrast, while Mr. Berlusconi was premier, the world's newspapers were filled with pictures of comely young women who graced the parties hosted by Mr. Berlusconi and expressed their gratitude by giving him party favors of the sexual kind.

Immunohistochemistry with MHC6/7 antibody further demonstrated that the injected CMs encapsulated with PA-RGDS were robustly engrafted and integrated into the host myocardium, forming clusters, and expressed representative CM proteins.

The fact that endogenous viral sequences are conserved and expressed in host organisms suggests that these viral genes have been coopted to assume cellular functions in eukaryotic genomes.