Sentence examples for which will express from inspiring English sources

N.B.C. is trying to compose a letter which will express N.B.C.'s delight at hearing from Mr. Carnegie and, at the same time, with as little loss of friendship and influence as possible, inform him that the Stadium Concerts are broadcast by the rival chain, the Columbia Broadcasting System.

They all have a function in the way I express myself -- it all depends on the nature of the song which will express it best.

Like maternal IGF-1, circulating IGF-1 is not sufficient to induce the differentiation of estrogen-independent ductal epithelial cells into estrogen-dependent epithelial cells, which will express ERα and become estrogen dependent.

There is also no one job that will meet all of my needs or within which I will express all of my gifts.

Whereas silencing Opn4L would specifically target M2 cells (which express just Opn4L), it may have little effect on M1 cells, which will still express high levels of Opn4S.

This problem can be avoided by using conditional constructs, which will not express the shRNA or miRNA when first injected, thus allowing the transgenic founders to be generated.

This leads to the lateral enlargement of the CM pool (within which Met expression propagates as well), and to the recruitment of more anterior neurons (red, largely matching the LD MN pool), which will not express Met.

Our approach here was to modify this vector system by exchanging the constitutive promoter with tissue- or tumor-specific ones to generate a vector, which will episomally express the transgene in the target cell type only, but being lost in all other cell types.

Quantitative variables will be expressed as means and standard deviations of the mean, except for age, which will be expressed as year-by-year frequencies (13-14-15 and 16), and qualitative variables will be expressed as absolute frequencies of every category and percentages related to the total number of valid cases.

We are talking about a potentially devastating crisis situation in which our society will express nostalgia for events which have yet to occur," Williams told reporters.

"We have our own views which will be expressed to the government … we will do it on the basis that it is at Fairfax, not News Ltd, that stands for editorial independence in this market and everybody knows it".