Sentence examples for shift of expression from inspiring English sources
Allograft airways were completely obliterated at day 21 by fibrotic tissue; however, tissue remodeling continued thereafter, as demonstrated by the change of collagen deposition density, shift from type I to type III collagen, shift from fibroblasts to myofibroblasts and shift of expression profiles and activities of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs).
Thus, a shift of expression of the set of genes targeted by a miRNA in a sample is an indication that the biological activity of a corresponding miRNA species changes in this sample.
Although ER81 mRNA exhibited a shift of expression from layer 5 to layer 4 in the medial-most retrosplenial area (RSA), this may be due to the difference in the overall lamina position in this area.
In D. melanogaster, cross-repression between neighbouring overlapping gap domains causes an anterior shift of expression boundaries over time (Jaeger et al., 2004b; Crombach et al., 2012a).
This suggests that TAM elicits parallel uterine gene expression behavior when compared EE, despite the temporal shift of expression due to pharmacokinetic differences [ 29].
Similarly, the shift of expression from Nav1.2 to Nav1.6 isoform occurs at the beginning of the MN myelination process (Duflocq et al. 2011).
He uses his big, handsome slab of a face for the tiniest shifts of expression.
He also miraculously conveys onstage the same emotional transparency, achieved through the slightest shifts of expression, for which he is famous in films.
Roberts has dark, liquid eyes, and he can hold your attention without doing much on the surface; he's one of the rare naturals who can convey the impression of mental activity with just tiny shifts of expression.
And then, gradually, she even transcends it -- again as Ms. Gish did -- by acting, filling in the sketchy outlines of her character with nothing but delicate shifts of expression in her big brown eyes.
His pioneering work in artificial intelligence has led to a series of technological breakthroughs: the result is that the latest and most expensive device in consumer electronics is "a manufactured human with plausible intelligence and looks, believable motion and shifts of expression".
