He recorded it with insight and inspiration that enabled subsequent writers to express themselves more clearly.
Subsequent references to expressing describe the sucking glass, first mentioned in the mid-16th century [ 7, 8].
I have then modified the subsequent presentation of results to express conclusions as a range rather than a single point estimate.
In studies of perception, for example, event-related desynchronization in EEG signals is often taken as a sign that stimulation has engaged a neural mechanism, so subsequent resynchronization is taken to express the disengagement (Pfurtscheller and Aranibar 1977; Pfurtscheller et al. 1994).
Whatever the subsequent evidence that led him to express his new view, it did not come from this particular event.
Subsequent applications of transgenesis were to express a gene under the control of exogenous regulatory elements, or to drive a reporter gene under the control of regulatory elements.
However, divergent results were obtained regarding the ability of HIV to express viral genes subsequent to overcoming the SAMHD1 barrier.
Hence, the impact of SLCO1B3 on human colon cancers, expressed subsequent to GRPR signaling via HP1β, remains to be elucidated.
Transcripts for both zebrafish co-orthologues are maternally deposited and remain ubiquitously expressed subsequent to the onset of zygotic transcription (mid-blastula transition – 3 hpf).
Proteomic datasets transcend these limitations by capturing the operational profiles of the majority of expressed proteins subsequent to transcription and translation, and in doing so represent the entire functional output of a given system.
In the present study both a viral vaccine regime using recombinant MVA expressing Ag85A, subsequent to standard BCG primary vaccination, as well as a novel live attenuated M. tuberculosis strain SO2 used as a prime and only vaccine, showed induction of specific immunity and statistically significant protective effects from TB disease as observed in non-vaccinated control rhesus monkeys.
