Sentence examples for judging expression from inspiring English sources

Rather, it directs the IRS to evaluate political expression by religious nonprofits using the same criteria it employs for judging expression by nonreligious tax-exempt groups.

This revealed differential effects (over the peak of the BOLD signal) of expression (happy > fear) in the 'mouth' ROI when judging gender, and in the 'eyes' ROI when judging expression (fear > happy, over later time points; Fig. 4A).

For instance, in Figure 20 the authors highlight cells, which masks the ability to judge expression independently; a line profile across these cells and adjacent cells would helpful.

These studies fit with other behavioral results that have shown that the ability to judge expression can be influenced by concomitant changes in identity (Schweinberger and Soukup 1998).

Classifier performance is highest in the rest of V1, whereas behavioural studies have shown that it is harder to judge expression or gender without eye or mouth information (Gosselin & Schyns, 2001).

The analysis of expression data in terms of their probability distribution therefore is of basic importance for judging the expression level in terms of global characteristics.

Finally, we report that snoRNA host genes are characterised by broad expression profiles, as judged from expression patterns across 37 human tissues.

He questions the pair about their intimate dinner and then reveals himself ("To judge his expression").

As little as 10 nM bruceantin inhibited peptide supply as judged by expression of surface Kb MHC I molecules (data not shown).

Whereas DR6 6B) was located in the nucleus, the distribution of p53 was almost exclusively cytoplasmic in HCT116 cells that were HHV-6B infected, as judged by expression of p41 (Figure 3C).

We judged the expression as either positive or negative according to the membranous staining.