Sentence examples for viable expression from inspiring English sources

Parliamentary Assembly, concurred, calling the elections "a triumphant step" on Georgia's path toward democracy, adding that they were "a viable expression of free choice of the Georgian people".

Monasticism would thus seem to be a viable expression of the Protestant tradition; yet, owing to a set of historical accidents whose ideological summation was described in The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism by the German sociologist Max Weber (1864 1920), Protestantism has always emphasized active engagement in the world rather than seclusion.

Before any viable expression of personal empowerment can happen, getting clear about an attachment to being a victim is critical.

Next thing you know, someone sees that verbal atrocity as a viable expression, and the cycle continues.

Notably, yeast mutants carrying a γCOP allele with a similar C-terminal deletion (579 aa) are not viable; expression of this truncated protein may also exert a dominant negative activity.

RT-PCR analysis revealed viable expression of hGAD65 mRNA in C. reinhardtii transformants.

I can't see it as a viable advertising expression because advertising has to be topical and responsive to what's happening in the marketplace.

Our results demonstrate that E. coli is a viable alternative expression system for scFv-based N-terminal trimerbody molecules.

Rki1 is encoded by a single yeast gene and has no other paralogues in S. cerevisiae; the Δrki1 strain was kept viable by expression of the human RKI1 orthologue Rpi1 from an URA3 plasmid.

Combined, these results demonstrate P. pastoris to be a viable alternative expression system for Fab-scFv molecules.

Any significant differences in calcein-F efflux, MRP-1 expression, viable or non-viable cell number were determined using analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Bonferroni's post hoc multiple comparison test.