Sentence examples for more selective expressed from inspiring English sources

However, parasitism related genes are more selective expressed in adults.

The comparison between the MC1R specific mAbs with other melanoma specific mAbs commonly used in melanoma diagnosis showed that although the majority of melanomas were positive for all three mAbs (S-100, HBM45 and MC1R specific mAbs), several tumours expressed a more selective expression pattern lacking one or two of these markers.

Some of the novel microRNAs are expressed ubiquitously (ID 26, 39, 51), while others show more selective expression (ID 46,61).

In mammals, ANXA1 is ubiquitously expressed, while ANXA3 has more selective expression patterns and tissue distribution [ 24].

A more selective show would better highlight his achievements.

The resulting tissue-selective profiles can be selectively expressed in more than one tissue and can be both up- or downregulated in these tissues.

These results suggest that the promoter regions of transporters expressed primarily in the kidney are under more selective pressure than those of transporters expressed primarily in the liver.

For example, as shown in Table 1, the ω estimate (ω0) assigned to site class 1 (strong purifying selection) suggests that there has been more selective constraint on UCP2, which is expressed in many tissues, than on UCP3, which is expressed in just a few tissues [ 15, 16].

This is in some ways surprising given that SP-G is more selective for the V1AR (Seckl et al, 1995) which is expressed on many lung cancer cells.

Being more selective for ERβ, isoflavones would mainly reduce proliferation, but that is true only for individuals who express high enough levels of ERβ in breast tissue.

This ability to express the receptor in mammalian cells, free of other adrenergic receptor subtypes, should help in developing more selective alpha-adrenergic ligands.