Sentence examples for programme to express from inspiring English sources

Salivary gland sporozoites undergo a developmental programme to express genes required for their journey from the site of the mosquito bite to the liver and subsequent invasion of, and development within, hepatocytes.

Each year, youth write, produce and present programmes to express their thoughts on the issues that affect them.

Their owner, Marcus Evans, used his programme notes to express his delight that McCarthy has signed a new three-year deal and their supporters liked what they saw.

To express each programme theory, we will develop a logical model of how the mobilisation of PROMs data is intended to improve patient care for each function of PROMs data.

It is expected that through this live radio programme children will be able to express their opinions and problems through phone calls and at the same time they will be encouraged to send SMS using mobile phones during the weekdays, from which selected text messages will be addressed during the immediate next show.

When the question links taxes to specific programmes and recipients, the young tend to express stronger support.

Most plausibly, having occupied a suitable niche, a cell now able to express its self-renewal programme and producing daughter cells which differentiate to populate the bulk malignancy, becomes a CSC.

And David Clifford writes to me at length to express his gratitude to The Computer Programme and its star.

These endodermal cells, exhibiting bipotentiality, follow a default pancreatic programme to start initially expressing Pdx1, and subsequently markers specific to endocrine (Ngn3, Isl1 and NeuroD) or exocrine (p48) lineages.

We used two different programmes to evaluate differentially expressed genes between these samples.

These results confirmed that even morphologically normal, high-grade oocytes in the in vitro fertilization programme may express some molecular abnormalities at the gene expression level, especially those related to the failure of MII oocyte activation.