Sentence examples for more the expression from inspiring English sources

However, TM did not elicit a change from M2 to M1 phenotype, as shown by the following results: 1) in the coculture medium, whether in the absence or in the presence of TM, CD14+ Mφ activated by LPS/IFNγ failed to express CD80; and what's more, the expression of CD80 on Mφ cultured alone was prevented by the addition of TM to the culture medium, as shown in Figure 2A and 2B.

Bosworth's thesis -- that Fascism was more the expression of collective social forces than the work of one man -- is a helpful way of thinking about the early history of Fascism.

I grew to enjoy watching this feat of nature, the hinge of Pretzel's jaw dislocating in a perfect evolutionary trick — and I loved even more the expression of awe on Oren's face as he watched me feed her.

Even more, the expression patterns of REL2 indicated that REL2 has relatively higher expression in leaf blades (Fig. 7) which is consistent with the rel2 mutant phenotype of leaf blades.

First, Liszt's own attitude toward program music was derived from Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, and he would have likely argued that his music, like the Pastoral, was "more the expression of feeling than painting".

And more, the expression of Nur77 and Bim was up-regulated in the Ckb and TCR double transgenic thymocytes (Figure 5D).

What's more, the expressions of the CDF and PDF are different for different distribution of PU's activity.

The more sincere the expression the better, and the more work put into the expression, the more sincere it comes across.

In environments where the energy available is more limited, the expression of optimal combination of traits should be more constrained.

We see nothing more than the expression on Father James's face, but it's like an open wound.

To generate a heatmap plot on three or more samples, the expression values were normalized per gene over all samples.