Moreover, the ban is a breach of fundamental rights and freedoms as outlined in articles 6 and 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights: "Freedom of expression constitutes one of the essential foundations of a society, one of the basic conditions for its progress and for the development of every man..
The difference in expression constitutes proteins with both medium-, as well as low-abundant expression (unpublished data).
Earlier this month the European commissioner in charge of negotiations with Turkey urged the Turkish authorities to amend Article 301, reminding them that freedom of expression "constitutes the core of democracy" and is a "key principle" in determining a state's eligibility to join the EU.
Each of these TFs is known to regulate RP genes, whose expression constitutes half of the RNA polymerase II transcription in rapidly growing yeast cells (Warner, 1999).
Metabolite-regulated expression Metabolite-regulated expression constitutes a similar technique to the above one (Williamson et al. 2005).
We posit that the aging-associated DNA hypomethylation-driven increase in FoxP3 expression constitutes a strategy for keeping autoimmunity in check as organisms age.
Time-dependent change in differential expression constitutes an important factor in transcriptional analysis and, specifically, biomarker discovery.
Thus, increased Nup98 and Nup96 expression constitutes an IFN-mediated mechanism that reverses M protein mediated inhibition of gene expression.
ERBB2 expression constitutes a well known marker of breast tumors aggressiveness and its overexpression is associated with a worse prognostic and reduced survival [31].
So far, our breast cancer data indicate that syncytin-1 expression constitutes a positive prognostic factor.
