Sentence examples for unit of expression from inspiring English sources

Fold difference was calculated relative to lowest-expressing sample, which represented 1 arbitrary unit of expression.

Now that the extreme close-up has become, more or less, the basic unit of expression in American filmmaking, it is hard to recapture the impact that Mr. Fuller's gigantic close-ups had in the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Redwood's basic unit of expression is the line, a vigorous, translucent, tubular thing that runs both slim and fat, can constitute both figure and ground, and has formidable momentum either way.

For example, in RIAS, an utterance is the smallest unit of expression to which a code can be assigned.

Each unit of expression is roughly equivalent to one segment in length, but slightly shifted relative to the morphological body segments that appear during mid embryogenesis.

For instance, amygdala, cerebral cortex, hypothalamus and spinal cord form a clearly discernible unit of expression, both in mouse and human.

Our observations also suggest strategies to design transgenes that can act as autonomous units of expression.

β-galactosidase assays were performed using the yeast β-galactosidase assay kit (Pierce, Cat. No. 75768) and relative miller units of expression are shown graphed.

Fitness and physical activity data are presented in Table 2 and Figures 1 and 2. South Asians had significantly lower VO2max values than Europeans, irrespective of the units of expression.

The observed microarray expression data support overall the computationally determined clusters and contigs as units of expression.

For the determination of the impact of units of expression of biomarker data on exposure assessment, data from three pesticide biomonitoring studies were used.