Sentence examples for more expressing the from inspiring English sources

Historical research over recent years has revealed that the ship bore one of his personal royal mottos –  'Une sanz pluis'  (borrowed from a French version of the Iliad) – meaning literally 'one and no more', expressing the king's ultra-autocratic political belief that he alone, by divine right, was absolute master of England.

Before closing his speech and stepping down from the pulpit, Williams once more expressed the need for forgiveness for the other family, embracing and reiterating his powerful message of love, unity and charity in the wake of such tragedy.

For a complete list see additional file 2. The up arrow indicates that the SAS is more expressed, the down arrow indicates that the SAS is less expressed.

Thus, if the ratio is positive, the gene is more expressed in the DRG whilst if negative, the gene is more expressed in the SN.

The gene for the ionotropic 5-HT3A receptor (5HT3r) is more expressed in the MNs as is the gene for the alpha-1D adrenoreceptor (Ada1d), while dCINs express more of the gene coding for the metabotropic 5-HT5B receptor (5HT5b).

The interaction appeared because the reversed DE was much more expressed in the incongruent than in the congruent condition.

It is even more expressed through the military dictatorships until the end of the 1980s.

Among the genes more expressed in the immature internodes, we also found several genes similar to auxin, ethylene and giberellin-responsive TFs (Table 1).

It was more expressed in the patients with the first and second stages of ARDS.

DA1 receptors seem to be more expressed by the ciliary body and the outflow pathway of aqueous humor.

Or rather, it's become more comfortable expressing the idiosyncrasies that were already there.