Sentence examples for shape and expression from inspiring English sources

Rapisarda, V. et al. p63 transcription factor regulates nuclear shape and expression of nuclear envelope-associated genes in epidermal keratinocytes.

The Bretton Woods agreement, Gatt and the establishment of the IMF and World Bank combined to give it institutional shape and expression.

This muscle and others that radiate out into the cheeks make possible the lips' many variations in shape and expression.

Alterations in the nuclei shape and expression of nuclear envelope-associated proteins were accompanied by altered distribution patterns of the repressive histone marks trimethylation on lysine 27 of histone H3, trimethylation on lysine 9 of histone H3, and heterochromatin protein 1-alpha in p63-null keratinocytes.

It explores the shape and expression of social deviance, personal alienation, and criminal and delinquent behavior in Japan.

Beyond facial shape and expression, there is a more powerful link among us, a connection that runs even deeper than mitochondrial DNA -- that genetic code, inherited only from the mother, which traces the very origins of our species.

"She has a remarkable understanding of shape, form and expression," says Lockheart.

The attire sported by revellers in his masterpiece The Peasant Wedding ceased being fashionable ages ago, yet he captured the shape and expressions of Flemish faces so well that you can still witness scenes redolent of his paintings throughout present-day Belgium.

Just like body posture, the language we use, or our facial shape and expressions, our voices are part of the arsenal of signals that affect perceptions of social status.

As an example, Ryall et al. used data of correlations among cell shape features and expression of 12 genes relevant to cardiac hypertrophy to identify a network map linking input modules to output modules [45].

New methods for improved security are to be introduced since the security attacks also forms new shapes and expressions.