Sentence examples for a refined expression from inspiring English sources

A refined expression for the characteristic dimension is presented.

For example, Arasappan et al. (9) found a refined expression signature for systemic lupus erythematosus, and Vierlinger et al. (10) reported the identification of a potential biomarker for papillary thyroid carcinoma by means of meta-analysis approaches.

This time they softened their style to suit prevailing taste and found a sympathetic writer in Pierre Marivaux, who developed a more refined expression of the commedia dell'arte spirit.

To accomplish this, the Apologists adopted the philosophical and literary vocabulary of the broader culture to develop a more refined expression of the faith that could appeal to the sophisticated sensibilities of their pagan contemporaries.

They constitute a more refined expression of the underlying attack when compared to isolated alerts.

Velvet has a refined look which pairs well with the refined look of vintage pieces.

The Van Dyke is a refined look; inattention will show!

Although Mr. Harth-Bedoya, in introductory remarks from the stage, called "Fiesta!" a "miniature symphony," it actually represents a genre with an even older tradition, a virtuosic suite of dances giving refined expression to popular idioms.

Within this latter tradition, which has its origins prior to the 18th and 19th centuries, there accumulated works with a serious thematic awareness and refined expression; Kim Man-Jung's Kuun mong and Sa sshi namjŏn ki (c. 1689 92; "Madame Sa's Journey to the South") are well-known examples.

And the Madonna, who had looked "brainless" before the cleaning, "actually has a refined, delicate expression," Mr. Christiansen said.

Refined expression patterns corresponding to stage transitions may provide a strong molecular basis for further functional analysis of miRNAs in this animal model.