Sentence examples for the mode of expression from inspiring English sources

Our advice is that it is not abusive or insulting and there is no offensiveness (as opposed to criticism), neither in the idea expressed nor in the mode of expression".

When a non-cognitivist says that a sentence conventionally expresses an attitude, she means to contrast the mode of expression with saying that one has the attitude.

But the mode of expression was based on the Egyptian concept of life after death.

The beauty of inter-disciplinary conversation is that the mode of expression is essentially different for each practitioner, even if ideas are shared.

As a writer, I can say that devolution has impacted greatly on my work, as much on the mode of expression as on the content.

We sense this as we follow him on his excursions around the seventeenth century ("Racine and the Passions" or "La Cour et la Ville"), or read his account of the history of Augustine's sermo humilis, the mode of expression that best conveys the reality of the Passion of Christ.

These are the modes of expression of an intelligent population capable of using the instruments at hand to organise autonomously.

Since the modes of expression of the alleles in the SNPs of interest were not known, we first looked at each SNP using three coding schemes: log-additive, Mendelian dominant, and Mendelian recessive (Step 1).

We generally coded the remaining SNPs using the schemes which produced the smallest p values, since these provided our best estimates of the modes of expression in our data (Step 3).

The modes of expression for a large majority of such genes were tissue-selective.

We demonstrate that architecture of PK genomic loci correlates with the mode of gene expression and proliferative activity of the tissue where these genes are predominantly expressed.