Sentence examples for could be a better expression from inspiring English sources

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

Considering the cellular heterogeneity of the brain and that behavior is regulated by specific neural circuitries, single circuit or single neuron expression analysis could be a better way to look into the specific molecular changes associated with behavioral decline during aging.

Therefore, simultaneous analysis of the expression status of these molecules could be a better parameter to determine the most adequate therapy for each patient.

This higher MCM3 expression was also described by Lameira et al. [ 40], who state that MCM3 could be a better marker of proliferation than is Ki-67.

In an interview in his Westminster office, the shadow health secretary said: Could there be a better expression of commitment to the fight symbolised in the Aneurin Bevan quote: the NHS will only last as long as there are folk left with the faith to fight for it.

"I am arguing that it could be a better job.

Radical surgery upfront could be a better approach.

A thick cloth one could be a better alternative.

Here's a better expression.

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

" 'Bob and weave' would have been a better expression and is certainly all the attorney general meant".