Sentence examples for better expression of from inspiring English sources

What could be a better expression of faith in our times?

I don't think a better expression of the meaning of Waugh has been written.

No one does a better expression of impending doom than Mickelson when he has played an errant stroke.

There's perhaps no better expression of that wisdom than George Eliot's "Middlemarch," a book I think every college student should read.

Australia values multiculturalism and a fair go; to defend these values is a better expression of the Australian spirit than isolating and repressing a particular set of people for their beliefs.

Scaffolds with both growth factors supported cellular activity and proliferation better (p < 0.01), generated greater calcium deposits (p < 0.01), facilitated early cell differentiation and yielded significantly better expression of genes linked to bone growth (p < 0.05).

"There is just a great deal of ego and chutzpah, for want of a better expression, on the part of people who would invest in and be captivated by this approach".

There are no better expressions of timeless New York style than the Pool Room and Grill Room, filled with the rich, the powerful and the wannabes.

There is no doubt about it, 'sustainable' is a better expression for the same sorts of ideas than 'organic'organic

BETTER: Expression levels of p53 in smokers were compared with those in non-smokers.

Due to the implication of MTGase in many industrial and pharmaceutical fields, the interest in finding the better expression conditions of this enzyme is broadly widespread [ 21].