Sentence examples for a more incisive method from inspiring English sources

A more incisive method to detect positive selection involves analysing dN/ dS ratios at each codon site.

Dhoorre's gaze takes on a more incisive shrewdness, his bearing grows more sanguine.

In another news conference before their final, Nadal arguably offered a more incisive explanation.

He is a more incisive bowler when he hits the pitch hard rather than kissing it.

It even cites Pope Francis's call to create "still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the church".

To get a more incisive perspective on voters, Obama's campaign moved far beyond traditional data collection techniques.

The injuries represented a "missed opportunity for a more incisive investigation", the report said.

But the hosts will be relieved to come through unscathed, although a more incisive team than Reading could well have caused more problems.

These insights can be compared and contrasted with current capital allocations to develop a more incisive near-term forecast.

Poussaint agreed that a more incisive commentary on race is possible.

Most likely scenario: Jez resigns 'on health grounds', Menzies Candbell-style, and a more incisive politician in the same party wing, maybe John McDonnell, finds himself promoted.