He doesn't, amazingly, show any interest in clubbing, which I would say was a much more powerful expression of gay culture to recent generations of gay people than terrible old movies.
The sex difference could be because men generally swear more often than women, says Stephens, and thus it is a more powerful expression for women.
However, "Lemonade," in its entirety, is an even more powerful expression of all that Beyoncé is. .
When the expression level of a gene is low, i.e., the number of count is small, it is usually more difficult to detect the mean differences, and therefore statistical methods which are more powerful for low expression level are particularly desirable.
As a result of the reduced degrees of freedom in the paired-sample design, we would therefore only expect the paired-sample design to be more powerful at detecting differential expression if the inter-patient variability in gene expression were stronger than the variability between tumor and normal renal tissue.
SAFEGUI incorporates both permutation and more recently proposed bootstrap algorithms that are demonstrated to be more powerful in detecting differential expression across categories of genes.
As hypoxia was more powerful in enhancing leptin expression in OA Obs, we next evaluated the capacity of OA Obs to synthesize leptin.
Identification of these cis-regulatory polymorphisms will allow more accurate analysis of transcriptional regulation of IRF5 expression, more powerful genetic association studies and deeper insight into the role of IRF5 in disease susceptibility.
Therefore, exposing the larvae to leaf cues provides a more powerful test for gene expression than would be possible if using anemone cues alone, which are generally favoured by anemonefish (Elliott et al., 1995; Arvedlund et al., 1999).
He uses the Arabic word hal to denote this state, translating it for westerners as "inspiration", but it packs an infinitely more powerful charge than our sedate expression.
Bebenin isn't the only opposition figure to have died or disappeared in mysterious circumstances under Lukashenko's rule, a chill on freedom of expression far more powerful than any changes in the law.
