Sentence examples for limited expressions from inspiring English sources

The verdict took into account mitigating circumstances that a court spokesman, Lars Olsen, said included Duch's cooperation, his admission of responsibility and limited expressions of remorse, the coercive environment of the Khmer Rouge period and the possibility of his rehabilitation.

Finite modes have only other finite modes for causes, but being caused by other finite modes is a way of being determined by God's power, since finite modes just are limited expressions of God's power (Ip36d).

Although, KIN-29 may play a role in metabolic signaling since it is involved in food sensing, it appears to be chiefly involved in regulating chemoreceptor signaling in sensory neurons [ 32], with limited expressions elsewhere in the nervous system and in body wall muscles and hypodermal cells [ 33].

And, he wanted to offer up the potential of yoga to help people transcend the limitations that keep them trapped in a limited expression of what they could be.

ADAM7 is mainly expressed in the testis [ 51], but limited expression is also detected in muscles and kidney [ 52].

Both Sp3 and Sp4 share high affinity for Sp1 consensus binding sites; however, Sp4 is expressed predominantly in the brain and shows limited expression in other tissues.

Heterozygotes for the insertion express lacZ widely in fetal tissues but show limited expression in adult tissues.

More limited expression of the DKK1 transgene was apparent within K5-expressing TECs in the medulla and within K5K8DP TECs at the cortico-medullary junction (Figure 2Q T).

FOX1 shows only limited expression in healthy tissue [ 63, 64] and is expressed neither in breast nor in ovarian tissue [ 55].

The Wilms' tumor 1 (WT1) gene product is a tumor-associated antigen that is expressed in acute leukemia and other hematologic malignancies, with limited expression in normal tissues.

Published studies on PSCA have reported limited expression in cell lines engineered, for the most part, to express this protein ectopically [ 7, 10].