Sentence examples for points expressed from inspiring English sources

To determine comparative gene expression of a target gene, the average Ct values of all time points (expressed in log scale) of a single biological replicate were linearized and the ratio of expression for each time point was determined by dividing each by the product of the time point with the lowest expression (highest Ct).

About 10 banks, at various points, expressed interest in buying Citibank Deutschland.

More than 80 percent of respondents in the Datafolha poll, which had a sampling margin of error of plus or minus two percentage points, expressed support for the protests.

In 1982 the American physicist Kenneth G. Wilson received a Nobel Prize for his investigations into a seemingly universal property of physical systems near critical points, expressed as a power law and determined by the qualitative nature of the system and not its microscopic properties.

As my colleagues have chronicled on this blog and in other spaces, Mr. Rushdie at points expressed a belief that the threats against him were fabricated; the police rebutted those claims; and festival participants read from "The Satanic Verses" in his absence to express solidarity).

Figure 11 Foreground detection of 3D points expressed in ToF camera frame.

- p. 95: David Petraeus, then the CIA director, gives his reactions to the talking points, expressing that he was unhappy with them.

It is not uncommon that large amounts of data are reduced to but a few data points expressing, e.g., a drug effect at a certain dose.

There was apparent consensus on the court on only one point, expressed by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Adelson at one point expressed outrage at the implication of the allegations against him.

Another common point expressed was NATO's own reason for existing after the cold war.