Sentence examples for manifest expression from inspiring English sources

The risk of publication is the grave fact of the life, and, even among writers less inclined than Hemingway to construe words as the manifest expression of personal honor, the notion that words one has not risked publishing should be open to "continuing investigation" by "serious students of literature" could not be calculated to kindle enthusiasm.

He regularly advises politicians and policy makers on the most pressing economic issues of the day: the smoldering debt crises in Greece; the widening gulf between the economically strong nations of Europe, like Germany, and weaker ones like Ireland and Portugal; and the future of Europe's economic and monetary union and that grand venture's most manifest expression, the euro.

The proposed relevance score is defined in order to highlight those genes that manifest expression changes between the two considered conditions C1 and C2 in a significant number of samples of the considered data set.

In adenomas, 86% of the examined tumours manifested expression of the protein which, however, did not exceed the +intensity.

The tests proved that progression and deaths due to breast cancer were significantly more frequent in patients manifesting expression CD24c-m (Table 2).

The recent microarray technology provides a large-scale measurement of expressions of thousands of genes and uses to manifest the expressions of genes in a particular cell type of an organism at a particular time under particular conditions.

In liver neoplasia, Ep-CAM is expressed in almost all cholangiocarcinomas, whereas 14% of HCCs manifested the expression, which seems to be more pronounced in poorly differentiated HCCs (Breuhahn et al, 2006).

The model of informed consent that I have outlined until now imagines side effects discretely, as an object inside me that bear no reference to the way they manifest as expressions of self (or person).

The heterologous XYL1 and XYL2 did not show significant difference across all the tested conditions, but the S. cerevisiae genes encoding enzymes with xylose reductase and xylitol dehydrogenase function manifested different expression patterns (Fig. 5).

First of all, we tested the genes for their functions and searched among those genes for the ones that manifested common expression patterns.

We have then turned our attention to the potential significance of the observation that ER stress is induced in cells treated with TAIII, as manifested by expression of ER stress/amino acid starvation/integrated stress response (ISR) markers (Table 2; partial list) and the activation of caspase 4 (Figure 1D).