Sentence examples for repeat expression from inspiring English sources

In our model, HS-induced CTG repeat expression is transient.

Under physiological conditions, pericentromeric satellite repeat expression has been observed in proliferating cells and during development.

SS, SW and RY conceived the idea to investigate repeat expression in sequencing data.

However, the impact of CUG RNA repeat expression on early developmental processes is not well understood.

We termed this platform the "TE-array" and profiled TE repeat expression in a panel of normal mouse tissues.

We also analyzed the recovery of IFM area in flies after a limited burst of CTG repeat expression.

There are a couple of unnerving literary tics – Oates has a tendency to repeat expressions of which she is especially fond ("sick-sinking" is used once too often for comfort) and she frequently breaks out into breathless italics to convey Katya's tortuous thought processes.

In fact, ordinary Congolese often repeat expressions like "the state is dying but not yet dead" or "the state is ever present but completely useless".

He added a footnote pointing out that "Newton's aphorism is a standardized phrase which has found repeated expression from at least the 12th century".

For prime minister Alexis Tsipras's leftist-led government, Obama's 30-hour visit and repeated expression of support for its efforts to secure debt relief was an unexpected gift.

The trendy commingling of seafood and pork finds repeated expression: in nifty cups of lettuce holding oysters and bacon; in a serviceable slow-roasted pork shoulder encircled by clams; in fried rock shrimp piled next to pork belly so fatty and thin-sliced it could be lardo.