Sentence examples for a more sharp from inspiring English sources

At x = 0, MGS showed a more sharp boundary.

For a few transcripts including ES003 the expression profiles from the separate fermentation or stress samples showed a more sharp separation from adjacent genes and these transcripts were therefore assigned as intergenic sRNAs rather than UTRs.

Bliss, who died in 1975, was known for his dance between two opposites: a lyrical Romantic sensibility and a more sharp-edged modernism that sought to undercut the (German) Romantic tradition after World War I.

He has thrown the right some sops with endless crime bills, some of which have been dismissed by the Supreme Court.Beyond Canada's borders a more sharp-elbowed foreign policy, which Mr Harper sums up as "no longer just to go along and get along with everyone else's agenda", marks a noticeable departure from the Liberal era.

Beyond this, in the outer circles, are those with a more sharp-eyed interest, football's familiar full house of hangers-on, agents and semi-detached professional lurkers, visibly warmed by proximity to further evidence of elite football's powerful currents of wealth and youth.

A lower shape factor, k, indicates a relatively wide distribution of wind speeds around the average, whereas a higher value for k indicates a more sharper peak and narrow distribution of wind speeds (like tropical wind situations).

Head characteristics: Most polled animals have a much more rounded poll than Angus or Red Angus do (this is one major characteristic to distinguish a black Charolais from a Black Angus); cows often have a more sharper poll than the bulls, but are not as sharp as purebred Black or Red Angus are.

A few more sharp lines would help too.

I just had to be a little more sharp on everything.

"Summer of 2000, I think my long-iron game was just a touch more sharp than it is now.

"I wish he could have been a little more sharp with some of his statements," Maisto said.