Sentence examples for more acute expression from inspiring English sources

The BG439-Gal4 and C380-Galinesnes of Koon and Budnik are poorly characterized and, unlike the well-analyzed pan-neuronal elav-Gal4 (Luo et al., 1994) and motoneuron-specific OK371-Gal4 (Mand Aberleerle, 2006) and D42-Gal4 (Parket et al., 1998) driver lines used in our study, might mediate a more acute expression.

Cluster 12 differs from cluster 9 in that the difference in gene expression between fields during the dry season is more acute, with a higher difference in mean expression and a lower field correlation.

Salcia Landmann, a scholar of Yiddish who died in 2002, argued that Jewish humor is "more acute, more profound and richer in expression than that of any other people".

Instead it became more acute.

And the crunch could become more acute.

Culturally, the differences are even more acute.

In Asia and Africa the shortages are more acute.

In France, the danger is more acute.

The problem in Russia is more acute.

"The problem may get more acute.

That anger was even more acute Friday.