Sentence examples for silent expression from inspiring English sources
"silent expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone expresses a feeling without words, such as body language, facial expressions, or gestures. For example, "The sadness in her eyes was a silent expression of her pain."
That afternoon, hundreds of thousands of Hong Kongers, individually and in families, dressed in white and proceeded through the streets in a vast, silent, expression of protest.
The empty subject could be an empty pronominal in the sense of Huang (1992) or a silent expression in the sense of Kayne (2015).
Silent expression of OPN in cloned pig' heart tissue may also be the main cause of heart disease.
However, in the normal cloned piglet group, the order of DNAm extent from high to low was the high expression level, the middle expression level, the low expression level and the silent expression level.
In particular, three samples (2, 6, 10) showed a silent expression of SPARC gene, while samples 1, 3, 5, 7 had a moderate expression of SPARC (value between 1- and 10-fold increase) compared to normal.
In the abnormal cloned group, the number of reads was similar (or DNAm extent) between the high expression level and the middle expression level, while it was higher than that of the low and silent expression levels.
Alicia pieced herself together in dutiful closeup, and Margulies -- always a master of silent expressions -- ensured that Alicia's journey complemented her origin story.
Furthermore, videotaping the interviews enabled preservation of silent expressions such as body language.
Hypermethylation of both alleles in these cells can also explain the observation that, in addition to the re-expression of the silent allele, expression of the active allele was increased.
Methylation of lysine 4 (K4) and 27 (K27) on histone H3 is associated with active and silent gene expression, respectively [19], while bivalent trimethylation (me3) of H3K4 and K27 represses their gene expression in ES cells [20], [21].
These could represent genes that are expressed at high levels in asexual stages and become silent in expression at G stages when antisense transcriptions increase.
