Sentence examples for mainly expressed at from inspiring English sources
For instance, ISA I and PUL showed an up-down expression trend and were mainly expressed at the intermediate stages in wheat and at intermediate late stages in Ae. peregrina.
The two corresponding proteins, of 190 and 182 amino acids respectively, share 68% similarity (51% identity), but the genes differ in their expression, as PGRP-SB2 is mainly expressed at the pupal stage (Fig. 1A and [34]).
In contrast, GBSSI exhibited an up-down expression trend (Type II) and was mainly expressed at the intermediate stages of growth in wheat and Ae. peregrina.
They have found a time-dependent expression of both isoforms with 2 being mainly expressed at very early stages of development (hair bundle elongation period) and 1 during later stages (maintenance period).
Here we have identified isoforms of myl1 and myl2 with expression at 8CS, 10SS, and HT, while myl3 was mainly expressed at HT.
In glioblastoma multiforme, high expression of both TRAIL-R1 and TRAIL-R2, of note mainly expressed at the cell surface, was found to be associated with longer overall survival of the respective patients.
Certainly it shifted the emphasis of the questions asked of Jason Kreis post-game, as he lamented the late lapse in concentration that saw a long ball being allowed to bounce in the build up to Philly's winner, but mainly expressed concern at yet another slow start from his team in a second consecutive loss.
The other 21 were mainly expressed in at least two tissues analyzed.
The other 21 (34.4%) were mainly expressed in at least two tissues analyzed, indicating these genes are likely to play a more ubiquitous role in S. miltiorrhiza.
Moreover, VvbZIP53, and VvbZIP19 were mainly expressed in seed at the stage of post-fruit set while VvbZIP25 expression increased during the whole seed development.
In CRC uPAR is mainly expressed by macrophages at the invasive front 9. We found, however, only a significant correlation with prognosis of uPAR-expressing macrophages in the tumor core.
