Sentence examples for the expression which from inspiring English sources

In liver neoplasia, Ep-CAM is expressed in almost all cholangiocarcinomas, whereas 14% of HCCs manifested the expression, which seems to be more pronounced in poorly differentiated HCCs (Breuhahn et al, 2006).

When Prudence asks if he's heard of the expression — which I'm supposing is the same as the superstition — Dante says that he has not.

(The expression, which refers to the European enclaves in Mozambique's urban centers, alludes to their solidity rather than to their ugliness. Most Africans lived in wretched shanties on the outskirts, which were known as "cane towns").

She tilts her head from side to side and appears to blink back tears — the expression, which is projected onto a pair of Jumbotron screens, is part Bambi, part Baby June.

We consider the expression which is denoted by O(1) in Equation 20.

A simple graphical method is also proposed using a dimensionless form of the expression which yielded slightly higher value of Poz but a slightly lower value of k1.

Climate change, sustainable development, greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation and environmental impacts are the expressions which often come up in the press, on television, at conferences, and from the mouths of specialists.

The expressions which contain the word "external" might read as if Sextus was talking about the external world in a sense familiar to us from early modern skepticism.

The other is the Clock expression which is subjected to a negative autoregulation by the CLOCK protein.

The analytical expression, which gives the optimal IBO for an EVM constraint given by Corollary 5, and the approximated one, given by Corollary 6, are also plotted.

This study focuses on the regulation of the genomic expression, which is only one part of cellular adaptation mechanisms.