Sentence examples for more modest expression from inspiring English sources

The British delegation in Durban is pushing instead for a more modest expression of "regret".

However, AAEL001568, annotated by Vectorbase as a potential glycine receptor subunit precursor, shows broad expression in peripheral tissues and more modest expression in brain (Fig.  4d).

We next assessed the expression of macrophage polarization markers on CD14+ monocytes and measured a marked expression of the MΦIFN-γ marker CD64 and a more modest expression of the MΦIL-4 marker CD200R and the MΦIL-10 marker CD16.

However, the reduction in SERCA2a protein was more modest, with expression at 86 ± 2% of DCM levels in DCM/HET hearts).

It should be noted that this analysis also demonstrates an association between enhancers with c-Myc binding sites and other gene clusters with more modest differential expression [see Additional file 15: Figure S7].

Greater than 10 fold over-expression of EphA1 and a more modest over-expression of EphA2 were observed in partially overlapping subsets of tumors.

We noted large changes in Esrp1 and Esrp2 expression in DKO epidermis, but there were some more modest changes in expression of other candidate splicing factors with statistically significant changes in expression following Esrp ablation.

To determine whether other GO groups with over-representation may be present in a larger group of genes with more modest changes in expression, the GO group assignment was reanalyzed using the 280 genes with at least ±1.5-fold changed expression.

As shown in Figure 4A, treatment of tumour-bearing mice with FOLFOX is associated with a 146-fold increase in expression of the pro-thrombotic plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1; SERPINE1) transcript (P=0.004) as well as a more modest increase in expression of von Willebrand factor (P=0.004; Figure 4B).

Tra1-A3727S and F3740A had a more modest effect, reducing expression to ~60% of wild-type.

The difference in DNMT3b expression between the high β and low β groups of breast tumors became far more modest when the mRNA expression levels were normalized according to those of the cell proliferation marker PCNA (P = 0.060).