Sentence examples for may express exceptionally from inspiring English sources
Second, the MMTV-Cre line A mice may express exceptionally high levels of Cre recombinase in the mammary gland during pregnancy, and it has been reported that acute high expression of Cre in mammary cells can inhibit cell growth via non-specific excision of DNA by Cre recombinase [4].
They are likely to be unskilled and live in the north, and to "express exceptionally high levels of anxiety about immigration".
Metastatic cancer cells have been found to express exceptionally high levels of TSF (up to 100-fold higher than nonmetastatic cells) [ 77] and it has been suggested that cancer stem cells (CSCs) may express higher levels of TSF [ 78, 79].
Rat pheochromocytoma PC6 cells express exceptionally the mRNAs for both Bak isoforms, the levels of N-Bak mRNA being very low.
Illumination may express itself in actual radiance.
Alternatively, we may express Eqs.
"The club certainly appreciates his efforts in what has been a very difficult season and – while he may have expressed a reluctance to take on the role when first handed the reins – once appointed, Peter worked exceptionally hard and always acted in the best interests of the players and the club".
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We may be expressing a normative judgment.
