Sentence examples for making the expression from inspiring English sources

I really have to concentrate on making the expression between my eyebrows as opposed to just doing it like I normally would".

For example, without the explicit use of the equal sign, students could transform 49 + 51 into the equivalent expression 50+5050, thereby making the expression more manageable to solve mentally.

Alternatively, or possibly concurrently, persistence of Salmonella inside tomatoes is a complex phenotype, controlled by multiple nutritional and regulatory inputs that are redundant, making the expression of individual genes less important.

Only contigs composed of at least five ESTs were used in making the expression profile matrix [ 31].

The above observations implied that microarray data on average detected less number of genes compared with EST data, thus underestimated the expression breadth, making the expression breadth distribution in microarray data skewed toward TS genes.

This is consistent with an experiment in this study that demonstrated similar expression levels of Fc-wt and the stabilized variant K370L on the yeast surface, making the expression density-based selection strategy not suitable for stabilization of a protein of very high thermal stability (e.g. IgG1-Fc).

He then practiced making the expressions in front of a mirror.

Their attack made the expression "one-paced" sound ominous.

"Accordingly, I decline to make the expression of the view I otherwise would".

These are the signs of work and care which make the expression "House of Worship" ring true — a home away from home, a place to commune.

Instead, an authority figure could make the expression of anti-Semitism — an old bias that had previously been subtle, implicit, and almost imperceptible — suddenly appear to be one of the broadly "acceptable" ways of showing pent-up anger.