Sentence examples for more refined expression from inspiring English sources

This time they softened their style to suit prevailing taste and found a sympathetic writer in Pierre Marivaux, who developed a more refined expression of the commedia dell'arte spirit.

To accomplish this, the Apologists adopted the philosophical and literary vocabulary of the broader culture to develop a more refined expression of the faith that could appeal to the sophisticated sensibilities of their pagan contemporaries.

They constitute a more refined expression of the underlying attack when compared to isolated alerts.

This study was designed to obtain more refined expression data representing different compartments of the tumor.

When the humanistic poets, seeking a more-refined expression, and the Netherlanders and composers trained by them, applying a more-sophisticated musical technique, turned their efforts to the frottola, the result was the madrigal.

A more refined phenotypic expression of a schizophrenia-related gene may thus be indicated by personality traits and subclinical neurocognitive deficits.

Protein expression was broadly defined as positive or negative, without more refined quantification of expression level.

While in situ hybridization might allow more refined studies of their expression patterns, in D. melanogaster at least, Grs typically are expressed at too low levels for reliable in situ hybridization.

The magnificent High Gothic nave of New York's Saint Thomas Church invites a quieter, more refined type of spiritual expression, and for the last eighty-five years the church's renowned Choir of Men and Boys has filled it with a tastefully luxuriant sound.

These intriguing observations directed a more refined analysis concerning MT4 expression in humans that was here accomplished by RT-PCR in 15 human tissues.

In Amoebozoa, Chromalveolata and Excavata, most regulation is post-transcriptional [ 68], whereas in human and yeast the presence of both transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation is linked to a more refined control of gene expression.