Sentence examples for signalling some of from inspiring English sources

A final consideration in seeking to explain the differences between the Muenke model and the Spry2 null cochlea is the relative timing of expression of inhibitors of FGF signalling, some of which are transcriptional targets of FGF signalling.

He also slyly signals some of the more preposterous aspects of his character.

Gold, sometimes a haven for worried investors, is signaling some of these concerns.

But she made some obvious references to her opponent as she signaled some of the roads of attack that she intended to follow.

No officials of the Greek Orthodox Church were at the airport to greet the pope on arrival, signaling some of the problems.

Beside Mrs. Obama, the choice of speakers chosen for the convention's first night signaled some of the organizers' demographic priorities.

Last week, Xi Jinping conducted an inspection tour of Hubei Province and signaled some of the economic reforms and resolve that is likely to come out of the third plenum.

David Brooks' new piece, "The Republican Collapse," signals some of the tactics the conservative movement will use in defending itself and undermining the progressive advantage.

Leptin plays a role in signaling some of the neuroendocrine adaptations in response to energy deprivation (21).

To illustrate the complexity of these signaling pathways, we briefly review the intracellular consequences of RET signaling, some of which have been directly demonstrated in ENCDCs and others inferred from non-ENCDC RET-expressing tissues and studies in cell culture.

On the way they passed several rowdy taverns where singing and the thumping of drums and female shrieks signalled some kind of coarse entertainment.