The phrase "surprising expression" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement or phrase that is unexpected or catches the reader's attention. Example: The politician's choice of words during the debate was a surprising expression, as she usually sticks to rehearsed speeches.
The concept of relevance finds perhaps its most surprising expression in StarCraft II.
North Korea issued a surprising expression of regret today over a naval skirmish in the Yellow Sea last month in which five South Koreans were killed, and called for cabinet-level talks with South Korea along with steps to revive measures to reconcile the two countries.
Explaining her surprising expression of gratitude to Mr. Bulger's lawyers, Ms. Donahue said, "I was thanking him for getting Mr. Morris at least to admit that it was wrong, what he did".
The somewhat surprising expression of PPARγ in the smooth muscle-like cells suggests that either this transcription factor is also involved in the differentiation of this cell type or that, perhaps, the adipose component of the AML is derived from the smooth muscle through a PPARγ-driven transdifferentiation process.
This surprising expression pattern was confirmed using in situ hybridization techniques for the endogenous PARG mRNA, indicating the enhancer trap has replicated this unexpected and highly localized PARG expression with good fidelity.
It is not surprising that expression of these two genes was consistent with expression of operon atpA-H.
Here, the British far-right found a surprising new expression.
Under hypoxia a surprising positive expression of SMCs markers was observed [Figure 2J, 2N and 2R (for type I collagen), 2L, 2P and 2T (for PEMs)].
Contamination with large numbers of incompletely reprogrammed cells may explain the surprising gene expression results from keratinocyte-derived iPSCs, which were found to be significantly closer to their parental cells.
This reduction in commissural axons crossing the midline was particularly surprising since expression of BcrAbl in a wild-type embryo results in fuzzy commissures, a defect caused by extra axons crossing the midline (see [37]).
Therefore it is not surprising that expression of FasL on T and NK cells is tightly regulated either at the transcriptional level [40], by sequestration in cytoplasmic vesicles [41], or by metalloprotease cleavage [13].
