Sentence examples for remove expressions from inspiring English sources

General verbal misbehavior was mostly pretty tame: In scene in war office regarding trivializing of war starting at approximately 4 40, 6 seconds removed in four separate cuts to remove expressions "Good Lord," "Good God," "Oh, My God," and "Bastards".

The binning was sufficiently fine-grained to remove expression differences between core and non-core genes; within the 11 bins that included genes of both categories there were no significant differences in expression levels between the two groups (Mann-Whitney P > 0.23 for all bins).

2) Done, we removed expressions such as "crown eukaryotes" or "three way split" from the current manuscript version, updated Figure 4 (which in the final manuscript version is Figure 3) and rewritten the related text following the line traced by this reviewer and by reviewer 2. 3) Done, the new manuscript version includes and discusses the clan AA topic at the prokaryotic-eukaryotic transition.

He said, "It's removing expression and feeling from writing, but it's also removing beauty".

This recognition sequence may find use in applications of ElxP for removing expression tags or removing leader peptides from RiPPs.

As they differ by gender, we first took the step of removing expression differences due to gender.

To assess the role of subsets of oambP-labeled neurons, we removed expression in 0104 neurons by combining 0104-GAL4 with UAS- lexARNAi, oambP-LexA flies and a lexAop- shi ts 1 transgene, thereby restricting expression to dopaminergic neurons innervating β′2a, γ4, and γ5n [ 5].

Remove any expressions from your face.

But aside from that, representatives do not remove any expressions that might be deemed "offensive" to some.

One officer painstakingly repeats to another instructions to remove the expression "nerve agents" from "the wireless instructions," which Mr. Powell said he interpreted to mean as "don't give any evidence that we have these horrible agents".

"Remove the expression 'nerve agents,' " ordered one official who forgot that the purpose of his call was to conceal those words from our Big Ear, "in the wireless instructions".