Sentence examples for a more appropriate expression from inspiring English sources

She'd been black for about three months, she explained; prior to that she'd been kawaii, but had decided that the bodikon look was a more appropriate expression of her strength and sexiness.

Tissue derived from human kidney serves as a more appropriate model for assessing the expression of drug transporters in the human kidney.

It is quite plausible that IHC surrogates may be a more appropriate clinical assay than gene expression-based platforms in the future.

Whilst a huge emphasis has been placed on DNA microarrays as the basis of such new tests [ 27], it is now becoming obvious that IHC surrogates may be a more appropriate clinical assay than gene expression-based platforms in the future [ 28].

A more appropriate analysis would have been to examine differential expression on the filtered set of genes in common only.

It may be that the expression of the estrogen receptors would have been a more appropriate measure [59,60], but this was not assessed here.

In our recommendations, the expression of autonomy is not removed, but shifted to a more appropriate place.

The expression of fluorescent markers has also proved to be a more appropriate and powerful tool to investigate organelle dynamics in live cells.

Expression may have been upregulated had cells been injected in a more appropriate microenvironment, e.g., via orthotopic implantation [ 40, 41].

These results are useful and indicate that expression data contains valuable information to differentiate IRGs from non-IRGs if a more appropriate method is implemented.

But to us, a better and a more appropriate objective to set for a city and for its evolution is that of antifragility, we prefer the expression "antifragile city".