Sentence examples for in reference to the expression from inspiring English sources

Relative quantitation and normalization of the amplified targets were performed by the comparative ΔΔCt method in reference to the expression levels of the housekeeping gene ubiquitin [ 69].

"Every part of the show correlates to an idea of supporting the body, but also to the word 'snag'" — the title of the photograph — "or 'catch,' in reference to the German expression 'Pferdefuss,' meaning the foot of the horse".

The selected time points (i.e. 1, 8 and 24 h) were chosen in reference to the peak response of transcript expression in untrained subjects (Schmutz et al. 2006).

The threshold of MR is in reference to the already published Arabidopsis co-expression network [ 19].

The relative change in Indy expression level in reference to the level of GAPDH was computed using ddCT method provided by ABI 7500 Fast System Software.

Examples of this include the scene where Homer drives through the treacherous mountain roads, a parody of a scene in Sorcerer, and the scene in which Kent Brockman reports Barney's accident, in which his attire (including glasses), camera angles and facial expressions are in reference to the manner of Walter Cronkite's reporting of the Kennedy shooting.

Distinct behavior within the CD4+ subset was further assessed in reference to FoxP3 expression (Figure 1C), showing increased sensitivity to apoptosis of FoxP3+ cells (p<0.001 vs FoxP3−) in particular within the isolated CD25+ subset (p<0.001 vs gated).

For determination of apoptosis in reference to FoxP3 expression, cells were first exposed to Annexin-V and subsequently were stained for FoxP3 expression.

In order to effect reference to the unspecified expression he introduces a new notation of corners (namely, '┌ 'and 'and).

Therefore, we assessed tumor B, E, R, T mRNA expression in reference to available paired tumor - normal lung samples.

It has been a matter of debate when infants are able to use gaze cues and emotional facial expressions in reference to external objects.