The phrase
"greater sophistication" means becoming more advanced, knowledgeable, or complex in a certain activity or field.
Full definition
These words have similar or related applications across subject areas and allow us to communicate ideas
with greater sophistication and precision, as compared to our casual or conversational language.
For example, lawyers practicing in suburbs often use virtual office addresses in cities to
convey greater sophistication, as do many solo lawyers who work from home.
We expect more programs to pop up with greater frequency,
with greater sophistication, and with better support services for online students.
Although continuity of care has been identified as a core component of a model of midwife - led care, there is wide variation in the definition and measurement of continuity of care which will require
greater sophistication in future studies.
In his words, «communication between pulpit and pew may sometimes fail because ministers assume
greater sophistication for their audiences than the facts warrant.»
To discuss these matters with honesty, without compromising one's own convictions or bullying or taking refuge in empty generalities,
demands great sophistication and tact.
Understanding the remarkable operation of nature's biomotors has provided researchers with new insights into how to
impart greater sophistication onto the performance of man - made nanomachines.
After taking into account differences in socioeconomic status, we found that parents of higher - achieving students are more likely to make a request, which perhaps
reflects greater sophistication or interest on the part of these families.
Optional extras are the black styling package or the aluminum - look exterior package, which consists of an all - round chrome trim strip on the bumpers, door capping strips and door handles, and gives the Q7
even greater sophistication.
Shoppers eyeing the Lexus NX and Acura RDX won't
find greater sophistication in either SUV's infotainment, but they will find more intuitive controls.
As with many classic mysteries and thrillers, the plot is a bit convoluted and unreasonable, yet Page Eight \'s dialogue is written
with great sophistication and the production is steeped in mood and character.
Avoiding Lottery Fever Darrel Rhea of Cheskin Research says that taking an equity approach shows
a greater sophistication among service - based companies — an awareness that, in today's complex business climate, they must transcend their narrow disciplines.
The increase in the ties between national financial systems,
the greater sophistication of financial markets and financial market instruments allow risks to be shared more broadly and capital to flow to where the returns are expected to be the highest.
It is a secret that an age like ours — an age of
great sophistication, vast achievement and jaded sensibilities — has some difficulty in grasping.
Archaeologists say that, while cuneiform writing was a more advanced accounting technology, by combining it with the flexibility of the tokens the ancient Assyrians created a record - keeping system of
greater sophistication.
Prof. Brenner was fascinated with
the great sophistication of their nervous system and initiated the octopus Genome Project as the first of several important genome projects that have become a hallmark of OIST.
She captures the idea that there are many early literacy foundational subskills that need to be developing simultaneously and independently, each brought to
greater sophistication and automaticity over many years.
Asked why California charters were doing worse in math than their traditional counterparts, Wallace said, «My sense is that we've got a lot of relatively young charter schools, and a lot of the entrepreneurial thrust and momentum is translating into progress in English arts, and math, which requires
a greater sophistication in many ways... is just not there yet.»
The same applies to the buttons on the steering wheel, incidentally - and the overall effect is one of
greater sophistication than on any previous Land Rover product.
Like the Aria, the Hexa also offers ESP (Electronic Stability Program), but the latest generation system brings with
it greater sophistication.
Those with
greater sophistication should be determining asset allocation based on their funded ratio, and should also be thinking more broadly about the role of income annuities and other strategies.
Also, the fact that the more well to do owners of short nosed dogs are already more accustomed to frequent veterinary visits and
the greater sophistication of veterinarians in large cities could also have skewed the findings.
JUNIOR SUITE: Of
great sophistication and appeal the junior suites are all different from each other and decorated with a close attention to detail with original period pieces of furniture and with antiquarian objects paintings prints and fans from the hotel's own private collection adorning the walls.
Wireless chargers are more popular among professionals, who have to spend a lot of time at a workstation; these chargers look decent and create
a greater sophistication.
The greater the sophistication of the job, the greater the importance of the educational qualifications.
One big drawing point for retailers could be
the greater sophistication of mall developers.
The implication was that we were fine selling three flats to yuppies but that the Gold Coast, which represents an older, more established demographic, requires something different —
greater sophistication and family connections, I guess.