Sentence examples for some further expression from inspiring English sources

Mr. KELLY: And I think that the instant that that take some further expression….

Because the TamR cells displayed some morphological differences from the parental MCF7 cells, as well as the emerging links between Wnt signalling and EMT, we conducted further expression profiling which confirmed TamR cells express some of the hallmarks of EMT.

Some bands of chromsome 7 identified further expression differences somewhat weaker associated with the outcome.

Interestingly, patients suffering from NASH, a further expression of the metabolic syndrome, express high serum concentrations of VEGF [ 43].

Mr. Smith's artistic infatuation with George Harrison found further expression in an encore cover of his "I Me Mine".

The heads are disproportionately big, the hands claw-like, the limbs flaccid or cricked and skewed in defiance of anatomy to get across further expression or character.

They give further expression to the instinct for brutality and beauty, often in tandem, that made him famous in the first place.

Lloyd also said that "as a further expression of our regret" Mabey had agreed to pay a form of reparations to the governments of the three countries.

Radio Pictures (movies) has given further expression to simple ideal of films by directing writers to confine their talents to vocabulary of 850 selected words.

He adds several Brechtian songs, which inversely give further expression to a sense of yearning embedded in the ritualised repetitions of the original.

All this can be seen as a further expression of the political devaluing, under-funding and neglect of social care in England.