Sentence examples for rule the expression from inspiring English sources

Under his rule, the expression of regional and sectarian differences was discouraged and the pattern of political assassination was interrupted, though Croatian nationalists mounted occasional terror campaigns from exile.

Hence, by applying the chain rule, the expression of the equation in the new coordinate leads to the reduced equation.

As a general rule, the expression of polyadenylation-related genes in Arabidopsis is fairly consistent over a wide range of conditions.

As a general rule, the expression of the two forms of p27 was alternative and dependent on the degree of tumour differentiation, recapitulating the pattern featured by normal and dysplastic tissues; phospho-p27 strongly labelled aggressive tumours, whereas "plain p27" staining was only retained by well differentiated tumours.

Third, comparing the profile of a rule with the expression pattern of the corresponding TFs indicates the direction of the regulation (see Discussion). Figure 4(b) illustrates rule profiles of G1 and G2/M TFs Mbp1, Swi4, Swi6, Ndd1, Mcm1, Fkh1 and Fkh2 obtained from the CDC28 data set.

However, if it turns out that there are still rules to be done, then let's match the pattern of the first rule against the expression using the empty dictionary to start with and use that as the dictionary.

According to rule 166: <94> FOS.in.off, TIMP1.in.on, SMAD7.out.off → TGFB1.in.on, MMP1.out.on, TGFB1.out.on and rule 188, the expression of MMP1 may also be induced in the absence of FOS (e.g., by JUN-containing AP-1 complexes), indicating that the regulation of MMP1 does not predominantly depend on FOS as proposed in the literature [ 17, 60].

First, it is easier to apply the chain rule to the expression c m ( x ) = log ( | | x - p m | | ) = 1 2 log ( | | x - p m | | 2 ), (18).

We cannot reasonably rule out the expression of the remaining 135 genes in the inner ear.

All of the AnoACE genes, however, have complete open reading frames and the corresponding proteins have a full complement of essential active site amino acids, so we cannot rule out the expression of the other genes at low levels, in a small number of cells or at stages that we have not examined.

To this end, we applied feature selection techniques in conjunction with classification methods to cell line data to (1) find a small subset of the most important genes, and then (2) develop an appropriate classification rule given the expression levels of these genes.