Sentence examples for to expression a from inspiring English sources

While most of the half million microsatellite sequences scattered in the human genome are located within untranslated regions, in which MSI is assumed to be without significance to expression, a number of genes involved in mitosis and apoptosis carry microsatellites in their encoding regions [ 9].

Her childhood, she suggests, confined her to expression of a different kind.

His conviction and six-month suspended sentence are a clear violation of the rights to free expression, to a free press and to a fair trial.

If the Aboriginal writer endorses their "right to creative expression", a beaming smile appears on the face of the writer.

Some artists are grappling with how to give expression to a world splitting apart at the seams; others are drawn to balance, polish, familiar beauty.

Surely Britain in 2004 has become too diverse and complex to give expression to a common culture in the present, let alone the past.

...or it can be used to add expression to a musical line.

And yet in her fiction she was able to give expression to an entirely different experience of motherhood than the one she sketchily characterizes in that letter.

This leads to an expression of an apparent shear rate (γapp) to describe the interstitial shear rate in porous media.

To change expressions, a new mask would be placed on the figure; main characters had up to 20 masks apiece.

The shrink had been chuckling but now used a drag on her cigarette to change the expression to a frown.