Sentence examples for took expression from inspiring English sources

Authors of that previous study took expression data from an unpublished resource.

We subsequently transformed the normalized expression levels to concentrations using this equivalence and took expression levels to be commensurate with protein levels following the validation described above.

Fierce rejection by religious institutions often took expression in appalling forms of abuse, much of this linked to their religious objections to homosexuality.

That said, Lemos et al. (2005) found that, in Drosophila, the strength of the correlation was not affected when they took expression level into account.

We therefore took expression values of all 2,932 genes with a significant change in expression and derived nine clusters of genes with similar expression patterns in the three tissues and imported the list of genes in each group into Ingenuity Pathways Analysis for ontological analysis.

But the three ways of thinking about disability culture described above historical, social and political, and personal and aesthetic should be understood to take expression simultaneously.

Taking expression values into consideration, we recalculated the N50 value after low expression contigs were eliminated (Fig. 1B) and plotted expression value distribution pattern in Fig. 1C.

Taken expression levels into consideration (Fig. S1D), we chose two representative mutants: MTBClimp63-TMSec61β (microtubule-binding positive) and RFP-Sec61β (microtubule-binding negative).

Valmiki's own sadness at the slaying of the male bird takes expression as the first "sloka" of the Ramayana.

It is time to stop "rationaliz[ing] the unacceptable" and confront the conditions and public policies that allow racial animus to take expression in the pulling of a trigger.

In the "Hold Your Horses" video, for example, the horses' gallop takes expression from the drums and the bass arpeggio, while a lighthouse beam blinks with the rhythm of a synthesizer.