Sentence examples for more commonly expressed from inspiring English sources
Although OX40 is more commonly expressed on the CD4+ subset of T cells, expression has also been observed on CD8+ T cells that are strongly activated [58], [59].
Further inspection revealed that, although DEGs most strongly decreased in PP skin (FC < 0.50) tended to be expressed in epidermis, those DEGs with moderately decreased expression (0.50 < FC < 0.66) were more commonly expressed at high levels in subcutaneous adipose tissue or dermis/fibroblasts.
The second group comprises genes more commonly expressed in the macrophage/microglia compartment, in accordance with the gene expression profiles of paired samples of glioblastoma and the respective GIM fraction.
These results detailing differences in expression at the mRNA level are also of interest in relation to previous reports that DDR1 exhibits preferential protein expression in tumour epithelial cells, whereas DDR2 is more commonly expressed in the surrounding stroma (Alves et al, 1995).
Thus, MUC4 protein expression was associated with BTC (P=0.03), whereas MUC5B protein was more commonly expressed in benign biliary disease (P<0.001).
Measured in millimetres in the late 1940s, the dimensions of a typical transistor in the early 2010s were more commonly expressed in tens of nanometres (a nanometre being one-billionth of a metre)—a reduction factor of over 100,000.
With the vast passage of Time perhaps we are more alone than is commonly expressed!
Moreover, among the more than 11,000 genes commonly expressed by both the 8- and 16-cell embryos, only 236 genes were differentially expressed (Additional file 9: Table S9).
This number is surprisingly high: about 20% of commonly expressed genes and more than one-third of tissue-specific genes.
Furthermore, chromatin at the most commonly expressed CFS, the FRA3B, is more resistant to micrococcal nuclease than that of the flanking non-fragile sequences.
These results suggest that CCL20 and CCR6 are commonly expressed in prostate cancer tumors; however, more studies are needed to demonstrate their diagnostic significance.
