Sentence examples for multifarious expression from inspiring English sources

"Dogs" may be minor compared with the elegant "Memories of Murder" and the high-octane "Host," but it's funny from start to finish and showed that Mr. Bong's films would not be characterized by the misogyny that finds such multifarious expression in Korean cinema.

Just as individual trees and individual flowers are the multifarious expressions of the Platonic Ideas of tree and flower, each and every one of our individual actions is the spatio-temporal manifestation of our respective innate or intelligible character.

Both the developmental complexity of gene expression and the multifarious interactions of genes and environments are serious obstacles for "engineering" a particular phenotype.

Our findings indicate that the induced changes in liver gene expression may be more multifarious between large and small fish and may be confounded by varying photoperiod regime.

This review describes the sources and diversity of BPPhy genes, biochemical properties, Ca2+ dependence, current developments in structural elucidation, heterogeneous expression and catalytic improvements, and multifarious applications of BPPhy.

The downstream effects of IL-6 signaling are multifarious, ranging from differentiation of lymphocytes to expression of acute-phase proteins such as CRP.

The host of divine names and titles expresses the gods' multifarious nature.

As Belyi et al. [ 5] note, VP35-like gene expression could be a coevolutionary answer of mammals to the multifarious immunosuppressive role of viral VP35.

The multi-subunit nature of the PRH octamer affords PRH the potential to integrate the multifarious developmental and growth regulatory cues from the cell into a gene expression response.

I will go further to argue that the global expression of the novel in English in the 20th and 21st centuries is so polyvalent, multifarious and downright impressive that it provides most readers with more than enough to be going on with.

Using multifarious statistical approaches and accounting for sex differences we identified several transcripts differentially expressed between the Danish and French progenies, for which additive genetic basis is suspected (showing intermediate expression levels in hybrids, and therefore additivity).