Sentence examples similar to moving from expression to expression from inspiring English sources

"Moving from expression to action is the critical point".

A second feasible approach to many of the challenges faced has been by moving from multi-domain cellulase expression to expression of single domain proteins (or those active when only containing a single domain), which removes the problem of low yields due to incorrect folding or processing.

Examination of the time course of all transcripts of the four classes of TAPs showed a cascade distribution moving from maximal expression early in erythrocytic cycle to maximal expression thereafter (right part of additional file 3A and 3B).

The variability in the relative expression of the two fluorescent proteins is reduced by moving from two plasmids to one, and the variability in total expression is reduced by moving to the genome.

Josh Thee Fat Jew' Ostrovsky's 'dadbod' show – itself an expression of how the catwalk aesthetic is moving from uniformity to the unexpected – was peopled by "ordinary dads".

There needs to be a move from individual expressions of solidarity to organizational expressions of solidarity that can then form the basis for further action.

Gene expression profiling is moving from the research setting to the practical clinical use.

The central dogma of gene expression states that information moves from DNA to RNA to protein, where mRNA translation represents a final step in protein expression.

Perhaps the reason Ms. Ramsay uses children as her protagonists is for their fleetness of expression; they move from one state to another very quickly.

Court said the creation of Harris was "a triumph, from the way he moves and his expressions to his velvety fur".

You will still see the word "migrants" or "migration" in the Guardian as a general expression to cover people who for whatever reason have moved, or are moving, from the country of which they are nationals to another.