Sentence examples for expressed than from inspiring English sources

However, those contigs exhibiting P1-like hybrid expression were more often more highly expressed than P2.

Pseudogenes near the expression cassette (and the origin) are more likely to be expressed than those farther away.

It is never more rawly expressed than over football.

Without the nourishment of the magazine, Gopnik feels, "he might be one touch less completely expressed than he is.

At the core of these stories, the trouble plaguing Danny Smiricky is a great, melancholy yearning, nowhere better expressed than in the title story.

Such sentiments have rarely been better expressed than in an eloquent address last month at the 20th anniversary of the National Endowment for Democracy.

This is brutal material in its way, and McGahern's dark energies are nowhere more forcefully expressed than in the extraordinary Hearts of Oak, Bellies of Brass (1970).

Such strongly divergent views are often interesting less for the individual preferences and prejudices expressed, than for the light shed on wider issues.

Without giving too much away (it happens before intermission) today's pro-choice abortion stance couldn't be more directly and succinctly expressed than it is here.

The endosteal response was more expressed than in group 1.

In it, more quantifier dependencies and independencies can be expressed than in first-order logic.