Sentence examples for taking expressed from inspiring English sources

In this study, the correlation of the log2 of the fold change between both methods was 0.96 when discarding infinite values and taking expressed genes in both methods into account (see Figure 3a).

Le Congé ("The Leave Taking") expresses his sorrow at leaving his wife and his native Arras.

She took expressed shock.

These findings are novel and indicate that the effort taken expressed by exercise HR significantly influences the 6MWD.

Do not take express trains Nos. 2 and 3, which eventually follow a different route and do not stop at Columbia University.

Tenants headed to the upper floors of the 102-story building would take express elevators to the 64th floor then transfer to local elevators.

The change should be especially welcome for riders who carry unlimited MetroCards but also take express buses or PATH trains — where the old unlimited cards were not accepted.

The opinion suggests that its scope is limited by the fact that under none of the asserted causes of action "has Congress taken express legislative action to subject the President to civil liability for his official acts". Ante at 748.

Italians take expressing discontent to a whole new level with the descriptive "It makes me poop," (HA) leaving us English speakers in the dust with our 1 million times less dramatic and funny, "It's awful".

Many of those who favour elections taking place expressed cynicism about the candidates.

Those taking part expressed their anger over the deep cuts the government has proposed for the next five years.