Sentence examples for permitted the expression from inspiring English sources
The viral transformation with AAV1 permitted the expression of the calcium sensor memTNXL and allowed the visualization of transfected neurons.
In order to test whether a known suppressor gene, RB, would behave in a similar way, wild type and mutated RB genes were introduced into the pETE (Elimination Test Episomal) vector that permitted the expression of the gene in the absence but not in the presence of tetracycline.
The tool transfer experimental paradigm used in this study might have favored the expression of altruism in the chimpanzee subjects, since transfer involved objects rather than foods (although the tool was then subsequently used to obtain a food reward) and the set-up permitted the expression of request behavior(s) between partners.
In the GSTA cluster on chromosome 6, a clear assignment of reads permitted the expression order of GSTA1 (249) > GSTA2 (144) > GSTA3 (16) > GSTA5 (9).
It was a point of pride with him — a matter of artistic principle, if you will permit the expression — that his novels be entertaining and his poems amusing.
This broad statement is, however, subject to qualification, for, although single parties do not usually permit the expression of points of view that are fundamentally opposed to the party line or ideology, there may well be intense conflict within these limits over policy within the party itself.
This paradigm permits the expression of single enzymes on the surface of a suitable microorganism such that blending complexities could be overcome.
Recently we have developed an in vivo system that permits the expression and study of key insecticide targets, the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs), in controlled genetic backgrounds.
Our proposed hardware/software codesign approach is based on a SystemC-based library called SysteMoC that permits the expression of different models of computation well known in the domain of digital signal processing.
Fermentation of COME for 20 days before use permits the expression of its fertilizer value in soil; however, the fermentation level attained within this period translates into a sub-optimal detoxification status that is too low for crop growth.
In this logic, the language permits the expression of two different notions of necessity: the logical necessity, symbolized by □, and the physical necessity, symbolized by ⊡. meaning that logical necessity is stronger than physical necessity: anything that is logically necessary is physically necessary.
