Sentence examples for improbable expression from inspiring English sources

A lady poet, backed by a band who doesn't even have a drummer sounds like an improbable expression for any kind of definitive rock consciousness.

A role of these proteins in light-harvesting seems improbable considering their expression profiles.

The regulation and control of the BBB is so complex and finely tuned that it seems improbable that altered expression of one BBB-relevant molecule can singularly impair the BBB.

Thus it is improbable that aberrant BORIS expression plays a role in most human breast cancers.

It is also notable that, shortly after Blombos times, the southern African region was largely depopulated by prolonged drought; this makes it somewhat improbable that early symbolic expressions in that region were linear precursors to those later documented further north.

In our analysis, it is improbable that biases in the estimation of expression divergence would lead to a biologically irrelevant inflation of the correlation between expression divergence and protein divergence, which is measured independently.

The phrase is a play on the expression black swans, meaning highly improbable like the global financial crisis of 2008.

In one of the more improbable pictures taken so far in the war, Slobodan Milosevic his expression caught between piety and extreme unease also appeared holding hands.

But, just to complicate things further, its strongest expression so far has been from Afro-Caribbeans (improbable BNP voters) resentful of their more successful Asian neighbours.

Since 4-HPR upregulates caspase-8 expression, apoptotic resistance induced by 4-HPR appears improbable.

The added element of suicide suggests that those who wove this improbable story wanted us to take away a moral: unfettered expressions of great passion will have dire consequences.