In their complete subservience to the dance, Ms. Whelan and Mr. Neal both showed a humility and a greatness that couldn't have better expressed the occasion.
Other outsiders (the Bug) have done digital manipulation of dancehall better, and still others have better expressed its versatility through mixing it cleverly with a range of styles (D.J./rupture).
£12.99, Faber and Faber Buy from the Independent's Book shop 9. Domestique, by Charly Wegelius Few riders have better expressed the physical and emotional pain of life in grand-tour servitude.
Wain, questioned by Daw, his own barrister, accepted that the report could have been "better expressed" in places, but asserted he produced it "honestly and in good faith".
The sentiment was right but in hindsight could have been better expressed.
Our results show that the proposed effect size measure (log ratio of means) has better power to identify differentially expressed genes, and that the detected genes have better performance in predicting cancer outcomes than the commonly used effect size measure, the standardized mean difference (SMD), under both quality-weighted and quality-unweighted data integration frameworks.
Such sentiments have rarely been better expressed than in an eloquent address last month at the 20th anniversary of the National Endowment for Democracy.
"We have better ways of expressing our displeasure than that," Carson said in an appearance on CNN.
Setting aside the rigour of the evidence (for instance, how sure am I my stone is really blue and came from that bag?), Bayes' theorem acknowledges that even if you have good evidence, the impact it has on your belief – perhaps better expressed as the credibility you place on any given theory – will depend on your prior assessment of the theories involved.
Furthermore, subsets of the combined dataset had better agreement on differentially expressed genes (Fig. 4), indicating that higher specificity of profiles was accomplished.
