Sentence examples for thought to express from inspiring English sources

Tumors evading an active immune response are thought to express PD-L1 following T lymphocyte infiltration and expression of interferon-gamma.

Each mature OSN in the OE is thought to express only one allele of a single OR gene monoallelic and monogenic expression, respectively.

The surface potential is thought to express configurational forces tied to the interface motion, extent and orientation.

The last words of Stephen prior to his departure are thought to express the author's feelings upon the same occasion in his own life: "Welcome, O life!

The categories of this grammar would correlate with the categories of logic, epistemology, and metaphysics; e.g., nouns and pronouns were thought to express the metaphysical category of "permanence," whereas verbs and participles expressed "becoming".

Birds, by contrast, were thought to express their fear by freezing, swooping or screeching, and they were considered to have little if any sense of smell, a misconception thought to date back to poorly designed experiments by the naturalist and artist John James Audubon in the 19th century.

You may be so excited about having a house built that you may not think to express your desire for building it in an eco-friendly way.

Only some crazy feminist would think to express herself and cite the freedoms of the First Amendment.

Th1 cells mainly produce interferon gamma (IFN-γ) and are thought to preferentially express CXCR3 [ 16].

CB1-Rs are expressed in brain and periphery, while CB2-Rs were thought to be expressed in immune cells and were referred to as peripheral CB2-Rs.

This latter method is commonly used for studying expression of RNAs that are thought to be expressed in both orientations.