Sentence examples for inadequate expression of from inspiring English sources

And in the event of another Mumbai, India may feel that re-freezing a diplomatic initiative would be an inadequate expression of its rage.James Astill: South Asia correspondent, The Economist.

However, inadequate expression of the immunogenic transgenes has hindered efficacy of the technology and optimization of design and delivery of expression cassettes is vital.

Language too is an inadequate expression of our thought and in our actual speech we omit much, relying on the abilities of our hearers to reconstruct that which is not explicitly expressed in words.

Inadequate expression of IFN related genes has been associated with several diseases.

It is thought that the inadequate expression of QKI-6 and QKI-7 causes the lack of oligodendrocyte maturation and the dysmyelination defects observed in qkv mice [6].

To examine whether the lack of sequestration of IE might be due to inadequate expression of P. falciparum multicopy gene families, RNA expression of var, rif, stevor and Pfmc-2TM, respectively, was analyzed by reverse transcription PCR in the ex vivo blood sample of the patient prior to anti-malaria treatment.

Such restrictions are often attributed to limited choices of temporally and spatially relevant enhancer elements (which are used to drive expression of RD genes), inadequate expression levels of RD genes (use of single gene copies) and the activation of only sub-circuits of the network (due to the expression of individual RD genes).

Consequently, although the genes associated with pluripotency could be reactivated in most of the cloned embryos, inadequate expression levels of the pluripotency-associated genes might be partly responsible for the rapid embryo loss after implantation.

This could be discernible in the impaired transformation of glycolysis-derived pyruvate into Acetyl CoA for efficient ATP production in mitochondrial TCA cycle and by the inadequate expression and activity of key enzymes controlling the coupling between glycolysis and TCA cycle in the face of hypoxia.

Achieving co-expression of transgenes using conventional techniques results into increased number of independently assorting loci, inadequate expression levels, and problems due to gene silencing.

A summary of recommendations was made and inadequate expressions and concepts of the translation were identified and resolved before consensus on the first version was reached.