Sentence examples for strong expressed from inspiring English sources

Among 64 cancers, there were 16 (25%) negative, 10 (16%) weak, 10 (16%) moderate, and 28 (43%) strong expressed cases. Figure 2 presents the frequency of FXYD-3 expression in normal mucosa and ESCC; the rate of positive FXYD-3 expression in cancer was 59% (38/64), which was significantly higher than that in the normal mucosa (15%, 3/20, X = 12.009, P = 0.001).

Told in an interview that her care may now be more coordinated, Mrs. Strong expressed little interest.

Thus, there was a strong expressed desire to provide support and opportunities to those experiencing hardship.

On the 1000 NOK note the wind is strong, expressed through sharp long shapes on the cubes and short waves".

However, our data revealed statistical significance and survival benefit in ER β cytosolic strong expressed specimen.

Intensity of fascin immunostaining was also graded as low (expressed as '1'), if a faint to distinct granular staining was detectable throughout the cytoplasm but less intense than seen in the normal internal controls (endothelial and dendritic cells), or strong (expressed as '2'), if it was of the same or greater intensity than the control staining.

Original FACS plots with percentages of cells are shown along with pictomicrograph representation for positive (weak to strong expressing cells represented in the right side quadrants).

At 28°C control temperature, zucp1 and zucp5 were stronger expressed in brains compared to zucp2l and zucp4 (Fig. 8).

PlgK1-5 wastrongerexpressedsed in animals receiving pK1-5.

However, two thirds of them were significantly stronger expressed on wheat straw than on lactose.

Genes for gluconeogenesis were significantly stronger expressed on lactose than on wheat straw.