Sentence examples for the larger expression from inspiring English sources

For instance, when constants and variables are multiplied together, they act as a unified grouping within the larger expression, known as a "term".

For one thing, not every case of replacement counts as substitution: the expression we replace with its synonym within a larger expression must be a constituent of the larger expression.

Across different samples, miRNAs may show the larger expression divergence.

Regarding positive facial expression, when multiple categories were observed during the same unit, we marked the larger expression with a check (e.g., both laughter and smile).

Thus, the larger expression of PKM in glioma spheroids when compared with NSCs may stem from a higher expression of PKM in gliomas in general, not specifically in their CSCs' subpopulation (Supplementary Figure S2).

For all the data sets analyzed, the expression patterns for the signature genes were retrieved from the larger expression matrix and unsupervised segregative clustering (k-means) was used to assign the samples to two groups, which were then compared by log-rank test.

Video posted online showed what appeared to be passing moments of anger directed at the American video amid the larger expressions of hatred for the Syrian government.

In post-natal ontogeny [Weickert et al., 2009] the PCDH11XY gene pair has the largest expression among the earliest expressed sexually dimorphic genes in the human brain.

In our predicted path, SMAD4 had the largest expression value as well as the highest negative correlation −0.696476 with differential expressed OCIAD2 among SMADs families.

As the figure showed, SMAD4 had the largest expression value as well as the highest negative correlation −0.696476 with differential expressed OCIAD2 among SMADs, followed by SMAD2 with correlation value −0.595238 and SMAD6 −0.571429.

His excesses, on and off the field, seemed really just the largest expression of his appetite for life.