This difference is striking considering that it was obtained comparing whole-genome data from model species (all transcripts, no matter of expression characteristics), with C. hamatus duplicated genes expressed in one tissue (skeletal muscle).
The idea of art, first and last, as a matter of expression (in contrast to Impressionism) was common to Germany and France in the first decade of the 20th century; it appeared in Matisse's Notes of a Painter, published in 1908.
It's in the matter of expression that the Shakers came in: Adams grew up in New Hampshire, not far from a defunct Shaker colony, and the febrile intensity of the dance-driven ceremonies enacted by those deeply religious people inspired Adams to write a piece that veered away from "the orderly mechanistic universe of Minimalism".
Partly, it's a matter of expression.
He placed his hands on his hips, face in a matter-of-fact expression.
For me, it's just searching for the right kind of outlet for each subject matter or form of expression".
However minimally, it must advance – in subject matter, in means of expression – our understanding of ourselves, of ourselves in the world.
And Yiannopoulos's guide in matters of freedom of expression isn't the First Amendment; it's the hunger of the troll, eager to feast on the remains of liberalism.
But this came only after the electoral rout of his Bharatya Janata Party (BJP) in the Delhi election, and following a warning from Barack Obama, America's president, that India must avoid "splintering" along religious lines.On environmental matters and freedom of expression, Mr Modi's government adopting the habits of its predecessors has tended to silence those who would raise awkward subjects.
Expression of this protein was observed in control cases within the grey and white matter, with grey matter showing higher intensity of expression compared to white matter.
