Sentence examples for largely expressing from inspiring English sources
The performances in each are body based, with the actors largely expressing themselves physically, both in their gestures — a highly arched brow, a right-angled leg — and faces as exaggerated as masks.
However, while largely expressing support for the programme goals, many mothers expressed reservations about feasibility.
This result suggests that although this type of male is reproductively active it is largely expressing genes involved in development.
Our investigation of the transcriptomic composition of sibling allopolyploid Dactylorhiza species (Table 2, Figure 2) indicated that, although allopolyploid transcriptomes are largely expressing parental genes, a significant degree of novelty also exists.
Akin to our in vitro findings, these tumours largely express cytokeratin and lack vimentin expression.
In seeking for the source of BMP ligands, we were surprised to find that both dpp and gbb are largely expressed in ECs and their expression patterns are complementary, that is, higher levels of gbb mRNA were detected in regions where dpp expression is low and vice versa.
The results indicated that KmADH1 was weakly expressed at the lag phase and largely expressed at the exponential phase, and its expression level decreased at the stationary phase.
We first show that Ebf2 is largely expressed in peripheral nerve throughout postnatal development, its expression being not only restricted to non-myelin forming Schwann cells, but also involving myelin forming Schwann cells and the perineurium.
Noting that HB is modeled as a repressor and is largely expressed in the anterior end of the embryo, anterior expression correlates with lesser site content for HB, which in turn correlates with shorter time-to-evolve values.
Based on these findings the cubilin gene appears to be largely expressed from one allele in intestinal cells (i.e., monoallelic expression).
Especially in the anaphase of biodegradation, C12O genes were largely expressed and continued for a long time, suggesting that Halomonas made a large contribution to transforming the intermediates produced via phenanthrene degradation.
