Sentence examples for the precise expression from inspiring English sources

It is possible that B. mori CCEs expressed in the male testis have similar functions although the precise expression pattern might be different.

Taken together, our data suggest that the precise expression of AUTS2 isoforms is essential for regulating transcription and the timing of neuronal differentiation.

Written between 1886 and 1888, Macbeth was both Strauss's first tone poem and an aesthetic manifesto - he described it as "the precise expression of my artistic ideas and feelings".

Synergistic effects of attenuated Salmonella and our inter-kingdom system allow the precise expression of Diphtheria toxin A chain (DTA) gene in tumor microenvironment and eradicate large established tumors in immunocompetent animals.

Instead of computing the precise expression of P 2, we try to provide the bounds of P 2. From the expression of γ i j, we can see that γ ij ≤ r 11 2.

The precise expression is long and complicated, but the implication is, as Gauss pointed out, that his measure of the curvature of a surface at a point is intrinsic: it is entirely determined by measurements in the surface and does not involve any question of a third dimension at right angles to the surface.

For the Moran process and the Wright-Fisher process, we calculate the precise expressions of the average offer and the average demand under weak selection.

The precise expressions can be found in the Appendix.

Here, we emphasize that unlike conventional curve fitting approaches, our approach does not necessarily require the precise expressions for the AM-AM and AM-PM curves of a given PA in order to characterize the resulting PSD and EVM.

For populations of fixed size, as can be seen from expression (1) or the more precise expression (10) obtained by Kimura [ 19] and Moran [ 20], the fixation probability is a monotonically increasing function of the sole relative fitness.

In summary, maintenance of health depends on the inherently precise expression and regulations of energy-requiring positive and negative biological control switches (biological rhythms or clocks) between the local (host) and distant immune and non-immune systems such as vasculature, metabolic, neuroendocrine or neuro-physiological pathways.