Sentence examples for viewpoint expression from inspiring English sources

On the same day, Northwestern cleared Kipnis of wrongdoing, finding that "viewpoint expression" is not retaliation, and that a "reasonable person" in the complainant's position "would not suffer a hostile environment on account of" the essay and the tweet.

From this viewpoint, expression pattern and possible functional implication in angiogenesis make endosialin a promising subject of clinical investigations.

Face stimuli, varying considerably in size, viewpoint, expression, gender, so on appeared as every fifth image, that is, at 1.2 Hz rate (=6 Hz/5).

It's a game that makes great use of its retro styling, looking like 80s Spectrum classic Knight Lore, with its isometric viewpoint (an expression you probably won't have heard in several decades) fixed in place, giving you a limited window on its perfectly designed dungeon rooms, each of which is its own discrete puzzle.

Based on the Polly Matzinger's viewpoint, the expression of co-inhibitory molecules is needed for the maintenance of homeostasis [ 15].

With these conflicting viewpoints, ERα expression in MCF7S cells was examined and compared to parental MCF7 cells.

Social media can often be often be an unscientific "temperature check" for the different viewpoints and expressions of confusion, fear, anger, disappointment and conscious and unconscious bias.

Some people even took the viewpoint that maspin expression only strengthened in invasive breast cancer of high histological grade and maspin over expression means high risk of death for patients without lymphatic metastasis [ 28].

The crystallization of hydrates and partially dissociated salts from aqueous solution is analysed from the thermodynamic viewpoint and exact expression.

Background: On the basis of scanty information, the effects of a leukocyte filter during cardiac operations in human beings have been examined from the viewpoint of the expression of neutrophil adhesion molecules.

The bill, which was referred to the state's Senate Committee on Education, says its purpose is to "ensure the freedom of worship and religious belief" guaranteed by the Constitution and to prohibit a public school or university from "[discriminating] against a student … on the basis of a religious viewpoint or religious expression".