Sentence examples for swift expression from inspiring English sources
On one level, Beijing's swift expression of firm opposition underlines how the bilateral relationship has sunk to an all-time low since the death of Kim Jong Il.
In contrast, swift expression of MMP-2 and MMP-9 stimulated by TGF- β1 has been shown to promote invasion and proliferation of pre-neoplastic breast epithelial cells.
It is supposed that a swift and strong expression level of IL-6 mRNA induces migration of PMNs and triggers the activation of transcription including TNF-α and IL-1β.
The attack brought swift and heartfelt expressions of solidarity from interfaith groups and from Jewish and Muslim leaders.
Kurosawa let Mifune's oaken arms say as much about his ruined amoral samurai in "Sanjuro" (Aug. 27-29) as the actor's murderously swift shifts of facial expression did.
Their movements were swift and graceful, their expressions were beautiful but not overdone, and the delivery of the lines was clear and articulate.
While it is possible that an environmentally unrealistic, larger addition of N may have elicited a swifter change in the expression of N transporters, the 25 μM nitrate added was enough to return expression of most photosynthetic genes to levels similar to the control in less than 24 h and thus indicates the different physiological responses of these two gene groups in Microcystis.
Swift's views were an expression of his own bifurcated vision of Irish writing.
Retaliation may be bad, but swift and forceful punishment is an expression of morals and an act of leadership.
We found that the presence of 10%% FCS is necessary for a swift and strong induction of the expression of cytokine and chemokine encoding genes in pbMEC after stimulation with E. coli, while significantly attenuating the response towards S. aureus.
Observant hikers and landowners noticed the rapid death of trees along trails and in the urbanized green space, motivating relatively swift communication of the problem and expressions of concern from active citizens.
