The Christian image of the human being has an essentially corporeal aspect that is based in the idea of the incarnation and finds its most palpable expression in the idea of the resurrection.
Whole-mount (Fig. 3B) and histological (Fig. 3C E) analysis of mammary glands confirmed the presence of small neoplastic masses, and immunohistochemical analysis of these non-palpable tumors revealed the expression of the HER2 protein (Fig. 3D).
Watching his performances there is a palpable passion and joy in the craft while expressing a particular expression of his blackness and connections to a black religious framework.
We therefore wished to examine the relationship between mammographic findings suggestive of malignancy in non-palpable breast carcinomas and the expression of stromal proteoglycans versican and decorin, to establish whether the increased risk attributed to these findings might reflect stromal alterations.
We found that the elevated expression of decorin and versican by stromal fibroblasts in non-palpable breast carcinomas with MAMCs is positively correlated with the higher expression of ERα and PR by tumor cells.
Some of the comments I get come with an expression of complimentary shock, awe and wonder, while others are dripping in an almost palpable disdain.
It was an expression of determination and fierce concentration; when Lyndon Johnson wore that expression, a problem was being thought through with an intensity that was almost palpable, a problem was being thought through — and a decision made.
For him, the power of the poem is achieved by running more voltage through the poetic device, by "over-languaging the language". What distinguishes this very specialized work from all the rest of written expression is that palpable sense of more.
For all the expressions of confidence, there is a palpable fear in Germany that unless the country's leading banks start cutting deals soon, they could end up not as predators, but as prey.
