Exemplos de uso de To be expressed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Then began to be expressed more clearly.
Today the discontent of the people is starting to be expressed.
They, too, tend to be expressed in words internally vocalized.
Conflicts and revulsion at home tend to be expressed on the streets.
Spirituality needs to be expressed in all segments of human life and society.
I have some key goals that allow my purpose to be expressed.
A field theory tends to be expressed mathematically by using Lagrangians.
For a start decide on terms if it is possible to be expressed so.
Music has many forms to be expressed in ie Artistic and cultural expression.
The 1999 preliminary draft budget is the first to be expressed in euros.
But for the latter to be expressed the Gospel must be presented….
Despite being a short dream, was wonderful,deserving to be expressed in a canvas.
 TdT is reported to be expressed in primitive T and B lymphocytes of the normal thymus and bone marrow.
Pinpointing elements useful for discrimination of the content to be expressed from similar contents;
When choosing the thoughts to be expressed, we navigate in a multidimensional hyperspace long-term memory.
It is only natural in an open society andin an open economy for different, sometimes conflicting, interests to be expressed.
Music has many different shapes to be expressed in ie Artistic and cultural expression.
The rvgp is able to induce neutralizing antibodies that makes it interesting to be expressed in many systems.
IgD starts to be expressed when the B cell exits the bone marrow to populate peripheral lymphoid tissues.
Usually headlines are less than ten words and need to be expressed in short, expressive, active words.
N-Cadherin is reported to be expressed in various cell types including neural, myocardial and mesenchymal cells.
The CD7 molecule is a membrane-bound glycoprotein of 40 kD andis the earliest T cell specific antigen to be expressed in lymphocytes.
In a partnership it is usual for differences of opinion to be expressed and in any case we Europeans should act more in unison.
Truth needs to be expressed again and again, each time differently, because it must be expressed each time in the idiom of its period.
They found that the constitutively active,which causes BMP to be expressed everywhere creates a ventralized phenotype, whereas truncated, dorsalized.
With recessive genes, it is only if someone inherits two altered copies of the same gene from each of their parents,they are likely to be expressed.
TRIM21 appears to be expressed across cell types and theoretically, all antibodies that are able to penetrate the cytoplasm will bind with TRIM21.
Man is created in the image and likeness of God, andis therefore deserving of the highest respect, to be expressed in general norms and consequent attitudes.
Concerns began to be expressed about potential, long-term adverse health effects following exposures to very small amounts of radioactive fallout.
However, we must make an important distinction here between mental problems that need to be expressed and those that are better not to express. .