Sentence examples similar to liberating expressions from inspiring English sources

Significantly, the 3'UTR of PTENP1, a pseudogene homologous to the tumor suppressor gene PTEN, was found to exert tumor suppressor activity though removing some miRNA that down-regulates the expression of PTEN, thus liberating the expression of the latter [14].

In its portrayal of a rock culture that was once synonymous with liberating self-expression, everything is secondhand and done by rote.

Liberated self-expression?

In contrast, single copy deletion of SIR2 liberated the expression of the URA3 gene, demonstrating a reduction of rDNA silencing (Fig. 4C, row 3).

But we were also touched by the numerous monuments and memorials the French people have dedicated to the World War II Allied heroes who gave their lives to help liberate France -- expressions of gratitude to and respect for the Allied Forces of that war, especially towards Americans, seemingly not in sync with past and recent discords and differences between our two countries.

Like others in the book, both Smithen and Bush use photography as a liberating means of self-expression, even though it is not their primary medium.

But the combination of the narrow Bush vision and shrinking economy is creating a climate where everything feels crimped, more about limiting expression than liberating it.

When Monkey snatch camera from Bad Man and run hooting into tall grass, Monkey see it as liberating act of self-expression, and, yes, perhaps even blow against human cultural hegemony.

AS an abstract artist, Tim Lefens always viewed art as pure expression, liberated from fads, expectations, conventional thinking.

"Empowered with self-awareness, boundless in self-belief, liberated in self-expression, each feels free to explore, discover, and manifest their authentic being.

The mystics' literary importance derives from attempts to transcend language's limitations, liberating previously untapped resources of expression.