Sentence examples for to be expression from inspiring English sources

Expression of the specific miRNAs tested here is unknown within the neural tube-like structures, however there appears to be expression of one or more differentiation specific miRNAs in the interior whereas miR-302a/d appears to be expressed in the surrounding dark pigmented area.

Threshold is the minimum number of read alignments required to consider there to be expression.

These variants are highly likely to be expression quantitative trait loci (eQTLs).

These phenomena are common to many species and are thought to be expression of essential mechanisms of life.

In summary, the known genes in this set of 800 genes encompass a wide variety of expression patterns, whose common thread seems to be expression in ovule primordia.

Although not as apparent as with Kir6.1, there appears to be expression of Kir6.2 subunits in small coronary blood vessels (10 μm or less).

[Laughter] So I knew that they were going to be expressions of relationships and meaningful.

Whatever gifts we each have are far more likely, from what we know of genetics, to be unique individual constellations of genes than to be expressions of group endowments.

"In Belgium [the writer and activist] Nöel Godin and his group have thrown more than 100 pies in the face of important people and they have always been understood to be expressions of surrealist art," he said.

People who work there, as well as the buildings themselves, seem to be expressions of the same idea: boring technocracy, focused on its own regulations, written in a language nobody understands.

Braithwaite (1970), for example, understands religious claims to be expressions of commitments to sets of values.