Sentence examples for not expressed enough from inspiring English sources

On the sidelines of the parliamentary session, Hussein Hajj Hassan, a Hezbollah legislator, told reporters that his party was ready for serious talks, although he also said the governing majority had not expressed enough desire to compromise.

Favre, 38, had pondered retirement for a few years, and his longtime agent, Bus Cook, suggested on Tuesday that Favre wanted to play at least one more season but might have retired, in part, because he felt the Packers had not expressed enough interest in having him return.

In addition, ylGAL genes are not expressed enough in wild-type Y.

Alternatively, it is possible that our expression constructs did not express enough llz transcripts to detect currents in oocytes.

The M1 ipRGCs in tau-lacZ+/+ mice are specifically identified by their expression of the β-galactosidase enzyme fusion protein; other ipRGCs apparently do not express enough β-galactosidase to be detected in the tau-lacZ mouse [13], [14].

"We can not express enough how extremely pleased we are to work with NBC Universal and drive the mobile component of their leading franchises.

The items were later refined and selected to eliminate the latent variables not expressing enough consistency in relation to the proposed model or not exhibiting a high correlation coefficient with other items measuring the same construct.

Of note, HCT116 cells do not express enough endogenous Parkin to induce mitophagy.

It would seem to be important to test whether there is any tonic current when either ambient glutamate or ambient glycine/D-serine is elevated either with TBOA or added D-serine to slices from 2BdeltaCtx mice and the 2B to 2A mice, or is it merely because these animals do not express enough receptors of any type.

This suggests that the gene is not expressed in the other genotype in these samples, it wasn't expressed enough to be assembled, or does not exist in the other genome.

I can't express enough the profound impacts this will have on people's lives, on land, water, air, wildlife.