Sentence examples for shifts in expression from inspiring English sources

Kiarostami's use of subtle shifts in expression to celebrate life is mesmerising.

Ms. Linney spends much of her performance stock-still, hands clasped, telegraphing a spectrum of feelings with small, amazingly articulate shifts in expression and posture.

Both may exhibit shifts in expression of epithelial and mesenchymal markers, which may show dynamic changes during cancer progression.

Think of Enid Coleslaw, the snarky teenage anti-heroine of "Ghost World," and her big, black nerdy-hip glasses; they cover most of her face, but they can't conceal the tiny shifts in expression that loudly telegraph her mood.

It is also possible, though we believe less likely, that gains and losses of transgene copies or other factors such as genomic instability may be involved in the dynamic and reversible shifts in expression level we have observed.

Interestingly, primary astrocytes may have even been more suitable as a selection model in vitro in lieu of directly selecting against primary Müller cells, as proteomic profiling studies of primary Müller cells in culture revealed a loss of cellular identity with significant shifts in expression that suggested a dedifferentiation into a fibroblast-like phenotype [38].

Here we report that when neuronal differentiation is initiated, there is a shift in expression from a long isoform to a short AUTS2 isoform.

But Whitaker is usually known for his gentleness: he has a silent, vivid watchfulness, broken by a sudden smile or a slight shift in expression as a thought crosses his mind.

Further gene expression profiling by quantitative real-time PCR at 16 72 h revealed a distinct shift in expression of the fatty acid/triacylglyceride biosynthesis and β-oxidation pathways, when cells transitioned from log-phase into early-stationary and stationary phase.

Ca2+ imaging showed that differentiation from BrdU+/TuJ1− to BrdU−/TuJ1+ cells was accompanied by a shift in expression of functional receptors for neurotransmitters from cholinergic and purinergic to predominantly GABAergic and glutamatergic.

In order to determine if there is a relationship between expression of HIF-1 alpha and beta subunits with the shift in expression of the Epo gene from the liver to the kidney or with the transitional events occurring at birth we analyzed the expression of these mRNAs in mouse and human fetuses at different stages of gestation.