Sentence examples for not always expressed from inspiring English sources

This examination of putative CSC markers in breast cancer demonstrated that individual markers are not always expressed in an individual cancer, nor co-expressed in the same cells.

Recapitulatory, we were able to describe the basal expression pattern of Fkbp5 mRNA expression pattern in the murine brain, which is often, but not always, expressed in GR-rich areas.

The casual insensitivity of the patron's remark, while not always expressed this blatantly, is all too common.

And this holds of all opposites, even though not always expressed in words-they are generated out of one another, and there is a passing or process from one to the other of them?

I wasn't trying to lure him into a red-faced boil; I was trying to broach the subject of his becoming a temporary member of the news media, whose practitioners he has not always expressed deep, consistent respect for.

As the origins and destinations of the datasets are not always expressed at the same geographical level they are hard to compare.

These came in handy for conveying what the reserved Spock could not always express verbally.

"I saw all the things that they claimed I had not seen, although I could not always express myself.

It is not a symptom of anxiety or low self-esteem – or of being possessed by a demon – and it does not always express itself through profanity.

What no one disputes is that children do not always express their distress in the same way as adults, and often have difficulty articulating their feelings directly.

NEW DELHI — There was a time, not very long ago, when the latte with heart-shaped foam and other marvels of affluence had yet to arrive in India and its people could not always express the fact that not all of them were equal.