Sentence examples for more effective expression from inspiring English sources
Even with its limitations, our vote at the ballot box remains a much more effective expression of our political will than our "vote" at the checkout counter.
Encouraging more effective expression in mission statements is a good thing, but spewing forth a string of meaningless signifiers and buzzwords?
Therefore, China's current petition system may need corresponding reform, in order to set up more effective expression channels and civil rights protection mechanism.
A c-DNA exhibits a higher intracellular diffusivity compared to its linearized forms [ 9], which facilitates its nuclear targeting for more effective expression.
Expression of both neurotrophic factors was no more effective than expression of only GDNF.
Role-playing skills for more effective emotional expression in the future is a helpful way to round out the process.
In direct nuclear injection studies, with no nuclear transport barriers to DNA molecules, l-DNA yielded more effective gene expression, suggesting an intrinsic superiority of l-DNA for transcription [ 6].
(b) Similarly, we also have more effective recursive expressions for ({mathcal F}{mathcal S}_{{C}_{10} subseteq L_{C_{11}},{G}not subseteq {C}_{21} }^*).
Following completion of the study, we will be able to compare the effects of the low omega-6 vs. low omega-6 plus high omega-3 diets on inflammatory gene expression to determine which diet, if either, was more effective in reducing expression.
The Smad4-shRNA1 and Smad2-shRNA1, which have been shown to be more effective in Smad expression knockdown, were selected to examine the attenuation effects on zinc-induced Smad4-mediated p21 WAF1/Cip1 transactivation and apoptosis.
Results show that the effect of combined TNF-α/CyD1 NiMOS resulted in a stronger, more effective decrease in expression compared with single siRNA treatment of TNF-α alone, but less powerful than the effect of CyD1 administration potentially due to dilution effect with TNF-α NiMOS.
