Sentence examples for say expression from inspiring English sources

Hence, if we measure some quantitative-feature of interest ϑ (say expression level of genes in GRNs), by studying its profile (and more specifically the mutual correlation profile for a set of nodes) we may find interactions conforming a network.

If this turns out to be difficult, the inference of a universal gene regulatory network for a broad range of cell types from just, say, expression data without detailed knowledge of actual TF binding in each cell type might be impossible.

Dr. Rahman said expressions of anger at Mrs. Reja should wait: "She should have a time of healing".

Perhaps because of years of deprivation under totalitarian regimes, he says, expressions of Eastern Europeans looked simpler to him, as if they were from another time.

He does not deserve praise for being bold and outspoken because the content of said expressions are decidedly unsportsmanlike.

So I said, "Everything you say, every expression on your face is going to be picked up by the camera".

It is – dare I say – an expression of the "big society".

Let's just say the expression "Children can be so cruel" was not born in a vacuum.

Some friends say the expression is a metaphor for an essential tension that runs through Mr. McCain's life.

"So, it is reasonable to say the expression is an oxymoron, or simply: it's not science.

The student behind her most likely can't see it, but I'd say his expression certainly registers the fist.