Sentence examples for reference to the expression from inspiring English sources
Emblazoned with the words "Still the Enemy Within" – a reference to the expression used by Margaret Thatcher to describe the striking miners – the banner, in traditional crimson and gold, was stitched in the south London garage that doubles as Hall's workshop, and took him about 150 hours.
Relative quantitation and normalization of the amplified targets were performed by the comparative ΔΔCt method in reference to the expression levels of the housekeeping gene ubiquitin [ 69].
Indeed each of the predictions must be tested experimentally before final conclusions are reached with reference to the expression and function of the proteins analyzed.
The relative expression levels of the miRNA were calculated as 2-[(Ct of miRNA) – (Ct of U6)] after normalization with reference to the expression of small nuclear RNA U6.
cDNA samples isolated from non-manipulated H413 clone-1 cells were quantified by PicoGreen kit (Invitrogen) and then used for constructing standard curves (2 2000 pg) by reference to the expression of the house keeping gene encoding β-actin.
In consequence, the expression of all tested genes, for all ages and mice types, was referenced to the expression levels observed in this group.
Each gene was scored as senescent or not depending on whether expression was in a pro-senescence direction (see Table 1) with reference to the median expression level.
"Every part of the show correlates to an idea of supporting the body, but also to the word 'snag'" — the title of the photograph — "or 'catch,' in reference to the German expression 'Pferdefuss,' meaning the foot of the horse".
In order to effect reference to the unspecified expression he introduces a new notation of corners (namely, '┌ 'and 'and).
The title of the episode and the plot, to a certain extent, is a reference to the common expression "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?", a song of the Great Depression that has been recorded multiple times by artists since.
11 candidate reference genes were tested to see whether their expression changed from day 1 and day 2 in both wild-type and sir-2.1 males (Hoogewijs et al., 2008); from our analyses, act-1 and gpd-2 were selected as the reference to normalize the expression of the metabolic genes.
