Sentence examples for making expression from inspiring English sources

Among the various mechanisms, which may be involved in such control, let us mention that i) the folding/unfolding of chromatin can modify the level of noise of many genes [44] and ii) the production of miRNA can silence genes which are expressed at low levels, thereby making expression noise vanish [45].

Then, too, there was so much character in the playing, not weighing the music down but lightening it, making expression tally with clear execution, fine texture and brisk movement.

This may be achieved, e.g., by placing two coding sequences inside the same loxP bracket in the Brainbow construct, one for the synaptic marker and one for the nuclei-bound protein, or by making expression of the synaptic marker trigger the expression of the respective nuclei-bound protein, etc.

EST data are a valuable resource for making expression catalogues.

Moreover, two promoters may produce mRNA isoforms that are nearly indistinguishable, again making expression microarrays difficult to design.

The A. gambiae expression map has potential for making expression data more accessible and useful to researchers throughout the field.

On co-star Kieran Culkin: "He has a very flexible face and is good at making expressions that terrify me".

When making expressions, be subtle and mature.

Try making expressions into the mirror and then copying them down.

Get a mirror and start making expressions at yourself and look and hear how you appear to and edit.

Here, Houston's prepared piano and Orazbayeva's hushed violin, playing tiny cells of ideas which hung in the air, made expression out of minimal ingredients.