Sentence examples for striking expression from inspiring English sources

Voltage-gated potassium channels showed perhaps the most striking expression patterns across somatosensory subsets (Top 60 most variably expressed shown in Figure 6C).

Most mutants in group II exhibited similar expression patterns, showing less striking expression changes and a smaller number of significantly differentially expressed genes than mutants of group I (Fig.  3A and Supplementary Table S2), which is consistent with primary defects in the gene expression system in mutants of group I.

The most striking expression pattern was observed for the glp1_v1 isoform, which is expressed in pre-adult II and adult males, while the glp1_v2 isoform is expressed in the pre-adult and adult stages of both sexes.

What results is a striking expression of the neighborhood's warring identities.

They give steady and sometimes striking expression to the not inconsiderable harsh national experience: ONE WORD OF TRUTH SHALL OUTWEIGH THE WHOLE WORLD.

A striking expression of the new yearning for figuration was the zest with which the five drawings by Lucian Freud were chased.

This 'paradox of plenty' is common in the developing world, but some of its most striking expressions can be found on the African continent.

Other "response to stimulus" genes are overexpressed in arctic Oxytropis, although with a less-striking expression difference, and several of these were also overexpressed in other stress tolerant species.

The second largest QT cluster of NG3 (NG3-QT50) had a striking centroid expression pattern with maximum expression levels at the beginning of growth Stage II (31 DAFB).

In striking contrast, expression of EpCAM was inversely correlated with P-cadherin expression, which was selectively expressed by spongiotrophoblasts.

Paradoxically, the striking gene expression profile differences between bNO and rNO did not imply the differences in regional gene expression bias (see Figure 1).