Sentence examples for the additional expressions from inspiring English sources

The additional expressions -- God made the firmament -- God made the beast of the earth, &c., occur subordinately, and only in a few instances; they do not necessarily convey a different idea of the mode of creation, and indeed only appear as alternative phrases, in the usual duplicative manner of Eastern narrative.

If the additional expression is restricted to the posterior side (where Fgf4 is predominantly expressed) then the 50% increase results in the posterior placement of one supernumerary digit as well as a merging of spots on the anterior side which would correspond to syndactyly (Fig. 6C).

The additional expression of a jojoba fatty acyl-coenzyme A elongase resulted in an increased level of longer chain C46 and C48 wax esters.

A 13C-labeling experiment using [1−13C] glucose also suggested that metabolic flow levels in the ED pathway increased slightly with the additional expression.

The expression of CD8α was higher than that of the other T-cell markers evaluated (CD3 and CD2), which could be explained by the additional expression of CD8α by natural killer (NK) cells and a subset of dendritic cells (DCs).

The additional expression profiles provided more training examples from which to estimate pairwise correlations between genes.

In current research sites of altered gene expression in transgenic animals are routinely marked by the additional expression of green fluorescent protein (GFP).

The additional expression of BK channels in basal efferent-OHC synapses may protect the survival of these synapses in an activity-dependent manner.

This proliferation defect was reduced by the additional expression of c-MYC in SOX2-inhibited hMSCs.

The additional expression of VTG2, however, which shares a high sequence similarity with VTG1, cannot be excluded.

At low expression levels, increasing expression will have a net beneficial effect because the benefit of increased protein function will outweigh the cost of the additional expression.