Sentence examples for sometimes expressed from inspiring English sources

For instance, expression levels are sometimes expressed as absolute values, sometimes as log ratios with respect to a reference sample.

Fear of such subversion is sometimes expressed by critics.

"There are serious disagreements, sometimes expressed loudly — Jersey style".

Mr. Reeves sometimes expressed frustration with fans who insisted on touching his muscles.

Curiosity is sometimes expressed in ways that would seem strange in the west.

This idea is sometimes expressed as the claim that "consciousness is always consciousness of something".

Ms. Savenko, her twinkle now a bit mischievous, reported that foreign visitors had sometimes expressed surprise at this.

As a consequence, the movement for the promotion of Sindhi language and culture was sometimes expressed as opposition toward Urdu.

(This is sometimes expressed by saying that variables range over propositions, or that they take propositions as their values).

On top of that there is often a separate ATM fee, which is sometimes expressed as a percentage of the amount taken out.

Putin's officials have sometimes expressed scepticism on climate change, and the Russian president is believed not to place a high priority on the issue.