Sentence examples for not even expressed from inspiring English sources

Unlike the textbook X genes, "in many cases these [unshared] genes are not even expressed in females," Page says.

That has been true from the earliest days of the nuclear age, when in the centers of policy formation there were no efforts -- apparently not even expressed thoughts -- to eliminate the one serious potential threat to the United States, as might have been possible.

As for mechanisms of suppression, IL-35 production by Treg is important for suppression in mice [29], while IL-35 is not even expressed by human Treg [30].

Most were not even expressed at the tested conditions.

For example, a relatively small change in structure in a highly expressed gene might matter more than a strongly disruptive mutation in a gene that is not even expressed.

It does not even express the sentiment of gun owners.

At the very least, even if she supports implementing Brexit, why can she not even express some regret and acknowledge how far the EU has supported individual rights and non-discrimination?

These protesters, several thousand of them, were not even expressing a view on the other great issue in German politics these days: the 4.7 million, or 11percentt of the workforce, unemployed and a government in prolonged semiparalysis over what to do about it.

But this should be taken as a heuristic guide only, not as a reductive definition, since parthood is really a three-place relation, so the crude approximation does not even express a proposition according to Hudson.

So I'm not even expressing the real depth of my hatred for them.

I think she has a lot of opinions rolling around in her head that she hasn't even expressed yet".