Sentence examples for better expressive from inspiring English sources

Our findings show that children born after ART appear to have better expressive language abilities than children born after non-ART conceptions.

A possible explanation was that those who had better expressive and comprehension skills were more actively involved in the LSWp as compared to those with relatively limited verbal abilities.

Vineland communication subdomain scores indicated that the ZDHHC9 case group had better receptive ability than expressive and written abilities, whilst XLID controls had better expressive ability than receptive and written abilities (main effect of group F1,21 = 0.88 P = 0.36, group × subdomain interaction F2,42 = 3.3 P = 0.047).

Regrettably, some of their better, more expressive numbers go to secondary characters, like Young Leona's suitor in the final major musical moment of the first act, a structural point at which one would expect to hear the two women's voices.

All the research I do at this point in my life involves how to make better, more expressive sounds and how to communicate more effectively onstage or with students. .

Furthermore, receptive language skills are often better than expressive language skills (e.g., Chapman, 1997).

Or is this perhaps a better example of "Expressive Body Language," another of the show's groupings?

Why has no one in the history of this beautiful and damnably maddening language come up with a better and more expressive word than "culture" to refer to the good stuff?

So unless Spinoza thinks there really are no finite modes, he had better grant that expressive incompleteness does not by itself entail falsity.

Observe that SentiStrength and Sentiment140 exhibited the best mean ranks for these experiments, however both present very low coverage, around 30% and 40%, a very poor result compared with Semantria and OpinionLexicon that achieved a worse mean rank (4.61 and 6.62 respectively) but an expressive better coverage, above 60%.

Matisse strayed from conventional colors and forms in order to better capture the expressive, emotional sides of his subjects and scenes.