"a superior expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a phrase or term that is considered more refined, elevated, or effective than others. One might use this phrase when discussing literature or language, such as in the sentence: "The poet's use of metaphor was a superior expression of emotion, evoking a deeper sense of longing in the reader."
The Ag@Al2O3/PVDF composites with 15 wt% have a more superior expression on energy density (0.026023 J/cm3) within a rather low dielectric loss (0.015) and leakage current density (4.41 E−8 andm2), and the storage is 1.82 times higher than that of the pure PVDF.
In its jitterbugging eloquence, this passage is a vastly superior expression of Professor Wideman's following declaration: "Playing hoop, African-American men act out a symbolic version of who they are, who they want to be".
A potential explanation is that P. pastoris yeast shows superior expression of heterologous proteins [ 52].
Despite this anomaly, the data reported here suggest that integration of foreign antigen cassettes into multiple loci within a live vector chromosome can be accomplished without further attenuation of the vaccine strain, and that this multiple integration strategy results in superior expression levels of foreign antigens vs. conventional integration into a single locus.
Stop looking at me with that superior expression.
The engineered hepatocyte/fibroblast sheets (EHFSs) showed superior expression levels of vascularization-associated growth factors (vascular endothelial growth factor, transforming growth factor beta 1, and hepatocyte growth factor) in vitro.
HD Ads containing MTTR promoter effected superior expression of anti-HBV pri-miRs in mice compared to HD Ads containing the CMV promoter.
These data illustrate the potential of the described adenoviral vector system for the safe and superior expression of therapeutic genes in the treatment of colorectal cancer and other malignancies.
The coincidence of QTLs for root traits and for grain yield from different studies associated with the superior expression of ZmPSTOL8.05_1 in roots under low-P are highly compatible with the role of its putative homolog (OsPSTOL1) in rice.
