Sentence examples for that a expression from inspiring English sources

According to this hypothesis, we could infer that (a) expression of microRNAs was disorder in active stage of AS; (b) when the clinical presentations were controlled, the expression of microRNAs would tend to be normal.

One of possible explanations for the bimodality is that a expression trait can be regulated either in cis or in trans and that the expression traits regulated in cis intend to have a higher heritability whilst the trans regulated expression traits intend to have a lower heritability.

That's how you arrive at an expression that's entirely your own".

But work that is an expression of a life carries its own burdens.

Lloyd: I have friends from the South that have an expression that I think is very charming: "We fell into the honey pot".

"That's an expression," Keller said.

Housemaids' dreams: that's an expression, isn't it?

That was an expression he would use to tease us affectionately, but this time it's an insult.

That's an expression of "not wanting to be seen".

These data suggest that JAM-A expression is regulated in a tissue-dependent manner.

"Oh, that's just an expression that means things are bad," Miss Cook said.