Sentence examples for if it were expressed from inspiring English sources

A protein expressed from a plasmid is likely to have a different cellular concentration than if it were expressed from its native chromosomal location.

If a protein is highly expressed, its overall indispensability to the organism is greater than if it were expressed only at low levels, so that the functionally active amino acid residues of the protein would be under strong purifying selection [ 19].

It would be refreshing, though, if it were expressed honestly, without the "of course we respect religious freedom" facade.

If it were expressed in inches, it would reach two-thirds of the way from New York to Los Angeles.

Re "Why Rules Can't Stop Executive Greed" (On the Contrary, March 5) in which Daniel Akst said that new regulations requiring fuller disclosure of executive pay would fail to rein it in: I have long felt that executive compensation would be more understandable to the investing public if it were expressed in cost per share as well as in absolute terms.

How would that complaint look if it were expressed in the forms that are simply given to us?

The transcript is called present (P) in a primary non-endothelial cell if it was expressed >50% of the expression level in the primary ECs, otherwise it was called absent (A).

A gene was considered to be tissue-specific if it was expressed only in one tissue and its expression was supported by tag count > 1.

In summary, FGFR3 expression is present in both primary and metastatic UC, and the majority of metastases retain IHC expression of FGFR3 if it was expressed in the primary tumor.

A TF is resampled only if it is expressed in K562 cells, and if its binding sequence motif is enriched (p-value <10−7) in the target gene (within 1kb of the transcription start site).

The expression level of a gene (if it is expressed) shows a much weaker relationship with position of the TSS (or TES) with respect to the segment boundary.