Sentence examples for sometime express from inspiring English sources

Normal adult stem cells and cancer cells occur from same origin/tissue and sometime express same markers.

Examiners sometime express concern that they feel less confident in assessing these stations, because of a relative lack of experience in contrast to the 'examination' stations, which assess skills which they all use and assess on a daily basis, and in which they have been proficient for many years.

Even grateful recipients have sometime expressed reservations.

The film department at Newport was the only one of its kind in Wales, but under the direction of Harley Jones – sometime assistant to the documentary-maker John Grierson – it allowed students to express themselves in a modernist idiom.

This time of onset is consistent with previously studies showing that most cortical and subcortical structures begin expressing PNNs sometime between P7 and P14 [46].

Since Congress imposed stricter standards on any resumption of operations in Peru, the administration may express readiness to resume air operations in Colombia first, and Peru sometime later.

Sometime in the not-so-distant past, "to die for," became a populist, foodie locution, an in-the-know way to express extreme pleasure.

Sometime soon, before the countdown begins, Mr. Bush must provide his Cabinet with a clear statement of his intentions and invite them to express their assent, recording it as a formal, ultimately unanimous, vote.

So residents of the Big Apple, maybe you'll see your sentiments expressed through a Zubat sometime! .

Sometime before he died in 1989, Mr. Smith expressed an interest in colorizing "Flaming Creatures".

The sensitivity can be expressed in terms of the minimum detectable pressure, sometime called the noise equivalent pressure.