Sentence examples for making the expression of from inspiring English sources

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.

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

He said Ms. Rice made the expression of American concerns more central to the discussion than previous American officials had with the Russians in the past.

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.

In the left-hand column appears the account of the assassination of a cabinet minister in Pakistan who sought to repeal a law that makes the expression of some religious views a capital crime.

In the plasmid pUWLsimReg1 intact gene simReg1 was cloned under the control of erythromycin resistance gene promoter to make the expression of the regulatory gene constitutive.

On the other hand, the mitochondrial electron transport chain deficiency made the expression of HIF-1α severely reduced, and HIF-1 DNA binding was diminished, which suggested that electron transport chain activity is required for activation of HIF-1 (Agani et al., 2000).

Political correctness has made the expression of prejudice go underground.

Otherwise, if the feedback loop of gene W oscillates by itself and makes the expression of gene N cycle, the cells along the PSM stop oscillating at almost uniformly distributed times.

Furthermore, to make the expression of dCas9_VP64 independent of aTc, we placed it under the control of pGAL1.

Viral methods using adenoviruses have reported high transduction efficiency, but their lack of integration into the host cell genome makes the expression of any transferred gene transient [ 11- 14].