Sentence examples for opening expressing from inspiring English sources

These authors studied the interference effects of a sudden presentation of a social request, i.e. the hand opening expressing "give-me-the-object", on the execution of a sequence directed to an inanimate final target.

The time of the onset of vaginal opening, expressed as dpn, was used to measure sexual maturation in females.

To confirm that ERFVIIs are an integral component of oxygen sensing controlling early seedling development, we tested the ability of individual ERFVIIs to repress hook opening by expressing mutant stable versions (in which Cys-2 was changed to Alanine, a stabilizing residue; Figure 2A) driven by their endogenous promoters (promERFVII:MA-ERFVII) providing MA-ERFVII protein.

Curiously, there was very little overlap between zpuf-6 and NB.22.1E at the edge, but NB.22.1E+ cells around the ventral opening co-expressed zpuf-6.

In the opening sentence, express your gratitude and clearly identify what you are thanking the recipient for.

NEWPORT, Wales -- José Manuel Barroso, the former Portuguese prime minister who is president of the European Commission, was here for the Ryder Cup opening ceremony last week, expressing his support for the only elite professional team that represents — truly represents — his continent in a major event.

In addition, sensors used in this demonstration and all the building elements affecting temperature such as heaters or openings are expressed too.

"Miracle," the show's opening number, expresses this mocking spirit.

Just before the opening night, Geisel expressed grave doubts about whether anyone would show up.

In his opening statement, Wyden expressed outrage about this as well.

For the next hour, a Greek chorus of Democrats and Republican used their opening statements to express the anger of a nation.