Sentence examples for its expression for from inspiring English sources
While each employs a different way of expressing probabilities, each shows how its expression for H's probability conditional on E can be obtained by multiplying its expression for H's unconditional probability by a factor involving inverse probabilities.
"The genius of India saw its expression for more than 3,000 years in Sanskrit.
This "core desire" finds its expression, for example, in the ways analytic feminists use some of what we might call the "core concepts" that Cudd mentions above: truth, logical consistency, objectivity, rationality and justice.
The mathematical expression of this latter component has originally been given in an explicit closed form for the case of a unit momentum wave incidence, but Medwin has further developed its expression for the more useful case of a Dirac delta point excitation.
Thus, we propose that PdeH may function through a feedback mechanism to activate Mpg1 and regulates its expression for surface hydrophobicity and pathogenic development.
Fkbp9 is poorly studied and this present study reports its expression for the first time in cells of haematopoietic origin.
Admittedly, the rest of Homer's vocabulary is not as markedly formulaic as its noun-epithet aspect (or, another popular example, as its expressions for beginning and ending a speech).
Still, Bertelsmann's management, with its expression of regret for its activities and the misrepresentations, stopped short of apologizing for the company's wartime record.
(c) Once in the competition race, does it modulate its plasmid expression for its own advantage?
Transcriptome refers to the identity of each expressed gene and its expression level for cells in a particular state, whose expression largely controls the phenotype of an organism.
