It's a recurring expression, too; you see it in the portraits of Henry VIII, the Florentine dukes of the Renaissance, and Rigaud's portraits of the Sun King.
His artistic career shows his attempt to endanger forms derived from the history of Western culture, recurring and dense expressions which live, sometimes involuntarily, inside our unconscious.
However, recurring problems in heterologous expression of these clusters are low production efficiencies and unpredictable gene expression levels, often due to cryptic regulatory elements.
Candidate gene studies, gene expression profiling or miRNA expression studies revealed recurring molecular signatures such as the NF-κB pathway or increased B-cell receptor signaling [ 7– 10].
Love of his fellows and of God are also recurring themes, and Marin's expressions extend to tragedy as well as to celebration.
For let-7b (cluster 1), luminal expression was lost during pregnancy, lactation and early involution, and expression recurred in both luminal and basal epithelium in late involution.
A woman struggling to find her voice in the male-dominated music industry has been a recurring theme in black pop expression since Berry Gordy enrolled Diana Ross in Motown's charm school.
Earlier studies on Ki-67 expression in locoregional recurring oral cancers revealed conflicting results (Grabenbauer et al, 2000; Koelbl et al, 2001; Lavertu et al, 2001; Davies et al, 2006; Wilson et al, 2006).
Based on this frequently recurring observation and the high expression of Prox1, we speculate that the contact sides between pTD and CV might develop into first valves, allowing the developing lymphatics to become functional by preventing backflow from the venous circulation into the nascent lymphatic vasculature.
Surprisingly, of the 43 patients with no or weak IDO expression, only one patient developed disease progression/recurrence, whereas 13 out of the 37 patients with high IDO expression recurred.
The recurring topic is the relationship between expression and thought, language and meaning.
