Sentence examples for live expression from inspiring English sources

We further validated the embryonic origin of the plasmatocytes by using G-TRACE construct (Evans et al., 2009) that enables us to detect cells that had once expressed any particular gene prior to the time of investigation (lineage traced) as well as those in which the gene is expressed at the time of observation (live expression).

Dreyfuss perceives a distinction between the gift for expression on paper and that for live expression.

With more than 80 live performances from 110 artists, Mutek will once again push the live expression of digital arts creation to the forefront.

Analysis of the cluster in adults at 5 dpe reveals the existence of plasmatocytes that are either only lineage traced for hml expression (EGFP) or positive for both lineage traced and live expression (EGFP and RFP), or the ones that exhibits only RFP expression (arrow in Figures 3B 3D").

The 10 horse chestnut saplings, each about three feet high, are intended as a living expression of that mission.

"Our orchestra," Mr. Barenboim said, "is the living expression of a humanitarian idea.

The case of Gene Robinson brings that divergence into relief: is the gay bishop from New Hampshire in need of Christ's redeeming grace or is he a living expression of it?

This refers to the highly puritanical theology, endorsed by Saudi Arabia's religious status quo, which claims to be the most authentic and unsullied, living expression of Islam.

Rokotov took seriously the refined language that expressed Rococo's elegant play of feeling and endeavoured to use it as a living expression of his times.

Values can't just be what you say, but rather you must be a walking, talking, feeling, acting, living expression of your family-value culture.

Yet others fear that too much of Christianity has become nothing more than a product of the Enlightenment, where belief is equated with the affirmation of propositional truths with little demand for lived expression.