Sentence examples for only one expression from inspiring English sources

While TaCKX6 expressed during all stages of reproductive development, only one expression peak was detected at 7dba.

However, having only one expression for the kinetic constant, the final equation has the form α˙="A·e−Ea/(R·T ·[(1−α)+γ·αm·(1−α)n].

There is great disappointment in and resentment of America, but only one expression of pure hatred, and a fair number affirmations that, at least, Iraqis have been allowed to join the world and enjoy a margin of freedom.

Mr. Kolakowski has something much broader in mind: religious mythologies are only one expression of a function of consciousness that manifests itself in all cultural phenomena, in art as much as in politics, in morality as much as in our sexual life.

As a sociologist, I'm reminded that my fear, like that of my LGBT brothers and sisters, is only one expression of the deeper institutionalization of fear among LGBT people across America.

Generally, in the scientific terminology it is more advantageous to use only one expression for one term.

In branchiopods, only one gene expression study on sex determination in Daphnia magna has indicated that CHH family peptides may inhibit methyl farnesoate synthesis by the mandibular organ [ 37].

With combined DPD and TS gene expressions, both response and survival could be predicted more precisely than on the bases of only one gene expression.

But there could be only one facial expression that was truly burned on our brains this week.

CNET's Stephen Shankland wonders if its emphasis on making money for its founders will be "enough to raise Amazon's eyebrows". For now, on book lending and on many other Kindle hacks, the retailer is only showing one expression: a poker face.

Each has only one facial expression, and they have no voices to call their own.