Sentence examples for this would express from inspiring English sources

In a network of transactions in an e-commerce site, this would express a set of similar customers [6].

Therefore everything would stay the same, but the frustration would grow and for the Liberal Party at least, this would express itself as further tensions between its factions.

As a master of avant-garde design, it should come as no surprise that Watanabe's direction this season would express some serious invention.

Even if this subset would express low levels of DEC-205 (or even Langerin), perhaps only after stimulation with a TLR ligand such as poly I C, its contribution to an immune response would presumably be minor simply due to the fact that they are so rare: only about 1% of all dermal mononuclear migratory CD45+ cells are CD141-high 9.

"It would have been much better if representatives of this organization were present in this room, and would express their opinion on the issues we are discussing," Mr. Putin said at the conference last month.

At this stage, I would express disappointment with the Obama-Clinton approach," Allison Gill, the director of the Russia office of Human Rights Watch, said.

This raises the question whether the post natal stem cells that contribute to this repair process would express genes common with ESC or other types of stem cells.

Instead of defriending this woman, I'd like to ask if she would express this vitriol if it had been her daughter.

He devoted the next two years to making something that would express this sense of yearning — and also, ideally, exorcise it.

The temper of the time demanded a concept of German national identity liberated from the tyranny of Rome and Paris, and it demanded a literature that would express this new national self-awareness.

What does it mean to be a religious person? A. For me -- and if I were not a Westerner I would express this in a different way -- to be religious is to have a sense that to be human is to be created in the image of God.