Sentence examples for the expression started from inspiring English sources

The expression started with crushing the seeds under the 'Kollergang'Kollergang

Interestingly, already after 4 weeks of treatment, the expression started to increase and became statistically significant at week 8, therefore indicating an EPO overproduction preceding the appearance of tumor.

By the way - while I am panting - the Concise Oxford Dictionary says, very mildly, that the expression "start a hare" means "raise a topic of conversation"; but Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (revised edition, 1981) comes closer to the real meaning, in my opinion, by adding the usually relevant word "irrelevant" to the definition.

Repo-Gal4 is known to be a pan-glial driver and the expression starts at glioblasts and continues after terminal differentiation.

These cells lack MECP2 at the late embryonic stages and in the first 2 days of postnatal development; the expression starts at P2 and continues afterwards.

Instead, HIF-1 α showed a reduction of the expression starting at 12-h treatment and PDHK at 12 and 24 h for GW and ACPA, respectively.

Since the GFP expression started to decrease at day 2 after transduction, therefore, day 3 was chosen as the day of transgene silencing for the following experiments.

The recombinant protein expression started 16 h after methanol induction and reached the peak at 44 h (shown in Fig.  1).

By contrast the levels of H3K4me3, associated with the parallel increase of expression, started to increase as CMPs differentiated into MEPs, prior to the clearance of PcG and H3K27me3.

In tubularly arranged epithelia of the liver, pancreas, salivary and mammary gland, CD133 expression started at the proximal end of the lumen and was maintained with increasing diameter of the duct.

Based on the IPA the following expression starts from evaluations of the health effects of road traffic noise in a recent Swedish study [38] which estimated a linear cost function between 70 and 80 dB expressed as Open image in new window.