Sentence examples for take the expression from inspiring English sources

Throughout our analysis we did not take the expression level into account; rather we assumed that proteins are equally expressed no matter whether they contain sequence variants or not.

Or take the expression "Can I get an espresso and a bagel".

The strong-arm hosts, with their usual acute perception of the outside world, take the expression for conviviality.

One day, a couple of Helsinki artists thought it would be a great idea to take the expression literally and form their own complaints choir.

So, for example, if we take the expression 'Quine' as μ, then ┌┐is '(Quine)'.

Therefore, we take the expression of (5.3) as the initial function (u_{0}), depicted on the left-hand side of Figure 3.

If Mr. Bush was listening to the hearing yesterday, he would be wise to take the expressions of concern about his broad executive order seriously.

Second, we have looked for stably expressed gene in each regions separately, taking the expression vector of each gene over the available individuals.

She took the expression he used in the article for the headline: it was The Tipping Point.

You might say that we took the expression "A soldier's gun is a soldier's bride" literally.

Jackson quoted one behavioural scientist as saying he "climbs inside the minds of monsters" and "takes the expression frozen on the face of a murder victim and works backwards".