Sentence examples for shape and express from inspiring English sources

The "bully pulpit" of the college presidency is another method for teaching our students how to shape and express their own ideas about the most fundamental values of our communities.

These crypts and cysts often show evidence of early metaplastic changes in cell shape and express markers up-regulated in ovarian tumors, such as E-cadherin [7] and CA125 [1], which suggests that these premalignant lesions may give rise to ovarian neoplasias.

Amoeboid cells are behaviourally plastic, move rapidly through extracellular matrices by deforming their shape, and express surface proteins more symmetrically than mesenchymal cells, thus facilitating opportunistic responses to changes in the microenvironment (Schmidt & Friedl, 2010).

McKay noted that many of the players were out of shape, and expressed surprise at players who he felt were not taking advantage of a big opportunity.

We approximate the shape of these junctions by simple geometrical shapes and express the free elastic energy of the membrane in terms of the length of the LNT, its radius, the radius of the junction and the tension of the membrane.

This also fulfill their need to shape the future, and express their idea of modernity.

These phenotypes are very variable; for example, cultured melanoma cells vary in cell shape and melanization, and express diverse tyrosine kinase receptors, often unlike those of melanocytes (49).

After culture, AM-MSCs exhibited spindle shape morphology and expressed MSC markers similar to that of BM-MSCs.

Larvae that are metamorphic competent are more ovoid in shape than earlier larvae and express Ntu-Pax2/5/8 mostly in dorsal domains but also in ventral ones (summarized in Figs.  5 and 7l).

This cat's ear shaped machine utilizes brain waves and express your condition before you start talking.

These images "make the invisible visible" and express "the shape-shifting nature of time itself," Mr. Maisel writes in the afterword to the book, which includes a new short story in the tradition of Borges by Jonathan Lethem.