Sentence examples for renew expression from inspiring English sources

There is tenacity, delicacy, and a host of attractive attempts to renew expression.

Activation of transcription by RARs is intrinsically linked to their proteasome-mediated degradation (Giannì et al, 2002) and upregulation of RAR α2, RAR β2, and RAR γ2 isoform expression by ATRA may therefore have been evolutionarily selected and conserved to renew expression of a given receptor to sustain gene activation and the physiological effects of ATRA over an extended period of time.

The pastoral poem was written by a host of ancients from Hesiod to Theocritus but it has taken on an added urgency since the Industrial Revolution and finds renewed expression in this climate-changed era.

The Platonism of Augustine exercised lasting influence on Christian theologians and was given renewed expression in the writings of the theologian and archbishop Anselm of Canterbury (1033 1109), whose ontological argument has remained at the centre of philosophical speculation about God's existence (see below Epistemological issues).

While reduced expression of these genes was noted, renewed expression of the epithelial marker E-Cadherin was not observed (data not shown).

In step with developments elsewhere in Europe, Ireland in the mid-19th century saw renewed expressions of nationalism.

After renewing expressions of condolences for the lives lost due to tornadoes and flooding in Texas and Oklahoma this month, the president mentioned climate change as a factor in intensifying severe weather.

Every resurgence in the fighting brings renewed expressions of concern from governments and a wide range of national and international organizations.

So far, researchers take advantage of known stem cell characteristics like the ability to self-renew, expression of stem cell markers and their multipotency.

The resulting cell aggregates or "canceroids" contain substantial numbers of tumor progenitor or so called "cancer stem cells" [ 68], which we define here as those tumor cells exhibiting known stem cell characteristics, such as the ability to self-renew, expression of stem cell markers, and their multipotency.

Different from angiogenesis of systemic vessels endothelial cells, LSECs angiogenesis, also called capillarization, is a dedifferentiation and maturation process with diagnostic hallmarks of LSEC defenestration and renewed surface expression of PECAM-1 and laminin-1 in response to environmental stress and aging (Straub et al., 2007).