Sentence examples for instances of expression from inspiring English sources

Two previous studies have transplanted mixed retinal cell populations of ES-derived cells or RPCs and observed instances of expression of cone opsin in transplanted cells.

Moreover, expression is observed exclusively in the same major domain in the next available stage for at least 69%% of all instances of expression limited to either of these two major domains, as indicated in the last column of Tables  4 and 5.

These higher order texts do not rule by prescription but by establishing the "concepts and categories of which what is done can be recognized as an instance of expression of the textually authorized procedure" [ 54].

We also defined 690 (8.04%) homoeologues that only had one instance of expression evidence as a "nonfunctionalization" class, and 2,942 (34.27%) homoeologues with spatially differentiated expression patterns as a "subfunctionalization" class (Table  4).

Then the first 50 available instances of each expression are collected, generating a total number of 150 instances.

These are instances of imaginative expression, and are closer to what we should ordinarily call a work of art.

In the 1980s, the Los Angeles graffiti movement moved alongside its counterpart in New York, spreading instances of urban expression across public spaces and reconfiguring pop culture imagery across the city's accessible surfaces.

After a practice block, participants completed five blocks, with each block containing one instance of each of the 20 morphed faces (and four instances of each expression).

S3 and S4, Supplementary Material online), whereas the absence of six1/2 and cnox2-Pc in this H. symbiolongicarpus transcriptome appear to be instances of downregulated expression of these genes in H. symbiolongicarpus sporosacs.

The activity of transcription factors are not always correlated with the TF amounts present in the cells; only the active TFs bound to the transcription factor binding site represent instances of gene expression [ 6].

The molecular role of cohesin at the chromosomal arms is more obscure, however it has been directly linked to DNA repair [ 14] and, albeit less conclusively, to many instances of gene expression regulation [ 15– 15].