Sentence examples for more appropriate expression from inspiring English sources

She'd been black for about three months, she explained; prior to that she'd been kawaii, but had decided that the bodikon look was a more appropriate expression of her strength and sexiness.

The Splicing Index calculates the tissue specific expression by pair-wise comparison of the normalized intensities [ 12, 13] and therefore, is more appropriate for 3' gene expression microarrays.

We reasoned that the lentiviral system was more favorable for stable integration of the transgene, than other approved transgene delivery methods in hESCs such as transfection or adenoviral transduction, which are more appropriate for transient expression [15], [16], [21], [22].

It was argued that in the case of chronic diseases and continuous treatments the calculation of NNTs by inverting the hazard difference would be more appropriate because an expression in units of person-time is required [ 15].

The up regulation of proliferation markers in both adjacent normals and tumors coupled with the result that more differential regulation is detected when tumors are compared to donors than to adjacent normals suggests that donor prostates may be the more appropriate tissue for expression studies.

For instance, a cardia specific promoter may be more appropriate to drive expression of an anti- Plasmodium factor that target gametocytes, zygotes and ookinetes in the midgut lumen as it potentially would allow the factor to blend into the ingested blood meal.

Therefore in practice it is more appropriate to use simpler expression such as (12).

It suggests that a higher P/A call threshold might be more appropriate in routine Affymetrix expression array data analyses.

The study-level approach was more appropriate to detect differential expression in transcripts with patterns that were consistent across studies, but less pronounced than the variation across studies.

Translators partially revised some items in the CSQ-8 to make the expressions more appropriate and usable in the whole study area.

Fourth, an analysis of protein levels would be more appropriate than that of gene expression for the quantitative assessment of endothelialization.