Sentence examples for skin expression from inspiring English sources
"skin expression" is a valid phrase in written English
It refers to the way someone's facial skin looks or reacts, conveying their emotions or thoughts. An example sentence could be, "The actress's skin expression changed from a smile to a frown as she listened to the bad news."
Comparison with normal skin was done essentially to be able to subtract genes specifically expressed in (normal) epidermis, and of remnants of normal skin expression in the AIDS-KS biopsies.
In skin, expression increased 74% (P <.01) during the fetal wound healing transition period between E17 and E19.
TGFβ1 was included as a control for our PCR analysis and to complete its expression profile by comparing with pedicle and frontal skin expression.
Student's t tests confirmed the observed trend and showed that differences were significant mainly when velvet and frontal skin expression were compared (see Table 4).
In the microvasculature of many tissues, including liver, skeletal muscle, kidney (peritubular capillaries), prostate and skin, expression of IL-33 was observed in the nucleus of endothelial cells from small blood vessels (Figure 4).
We next assessed skin expression of IL-6 by immunohistochemistry in patients with SSc and controls.
Although Activin A is very weakly expressed in normal skin, its expression was dramatically increased in lichen planus biopsies.
Importantly, while MIG/CXCL9 and IP-10/CXCL10 IP-10/CXCL10d systemically and highly expressed locally in SSc skin, the expression of their receptor CXCR3 weredelevated.
In non-lesional psoriatic skin, GATA3 expression was also visible in the basal layer, while in lesional psoriatic skin overall GATA3 expression was decreased and GATA3 was only present at low level in a few suprabasal cells (Figure 1A).
Mesenchymal-epithelial interactions in the skin: increased expression of dickkopf1 by palmoplantar fibroblasts inhibits melanocyte growth and differentiation.
But in the song in question ("I've got you under my skin") the expression works as a slightly florid way of talking, with a certain extra brio.
