Sentence examples for mature expressions from inspiring English sources

This philosophy is underscored by more mature expressions of patient or user involvement in health services research as conceived by approaches modelled on experienced based co-design [ 12] and user-focused monitoring [ 13].

(When I asked Freston about this, he put on his most mature expression and said, "I think it is highly inappropriate.

Domestic tragedy found its mature expression in the plays of Henrik Ibsen toward the end of the 19th century.

The taste for clarity, proportion, and articulation reached mature expression in the great Gothic cathedrals of northern France, such as those in Amiens, Paris (Notre-Dame), and Reims.

Without that support, the child would never gain access to an instrument, the technical training that even the most devout genius requires or the emotional nurturance that enables a musician to achieve mature expression.

In contrast, Rubinstein states Villani provided "a mature expression" of Florentine history.

In fruit of tomato and bell pepper that are green when immature and yellow when mature, expression was low and not statistically different between fruits of different cultivars (Fig. 3A).

This mature expression pattern is maintained throughout life under normal conditions and was not modified when the epidermis was exposed to vehicle over the duration of tumorigenesis experiments.

This biphasic trajectory may indicate that the different voltage-dependent ion channels involved in the spontaneous firing pattern of SNc dopaminergic neurons reach their mature expression pattern with heterogeneous timecourses.

Folks go nuts for that kind of mature expression (and it works later in life in jobs and relationships, too).

In the epidermis of actively dividing young leaves, RBRp RBR-CFP (CRBRp RBR-CFPet al., 2012) is expressed in all cell nuclei; as the leaf matures, expression becomes restrictet to stomalal lineage cells.