Sentence examples for may express the from inspiring English sources

Human MDSCs may express the common myeloid marker CD15 or CD33 but lack the expression of markers of mature myeloid and lymphoid cells and the MHC-class-II molecule HLA-DR [ 28– 30].

These may express the feeling that your song inspires.

It may express the theme of rebuilding as it relates to September 11 , 2001 in another context, or as a universal theme with no specific context.

Over the past few decades, anthropologists concluded that while depression is a universal condition, people from Asian countries may express the symptoms in different ways to western societies.

Then, we may express the total output power of the filterbank as (34) (34).

The terms "the sun" and "the eclipsed sun" may express the pure objects (without any existential commitment), or they may express the actual (eclipsed) sun that exists.

On the other hand maize (Zea mays) expresses the TSA-homologs BX1 and IGL that efficiently cleave IGP, independent of interaction with TSB.

In contrast, CD8+ T cells with the potential to enter the intestine may express either the alpha4-beta7 integrin, or the chemokine receptor CCR9 [9], [9].

The TCRαβ+ CD8αβ+ IELs may express either the inhibitory or co-activator natural killer receptors (C-type lectins NKRs) [3].

The ordering ≺ may express —depending on the application— specificity relations, the comparative reliability of the conditional knowledge expressed by defaults, etc.

In the West, many may express astonishment that the murder of Muslims in hate crimes does not provoke the same level of global outrage as the video did.