Sentence examples for Clarify the sequence from inspiring English sources
Its remains help clarify the sequence of anatomic changes that occurred during early dinosaur evolution.
Interrupted differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) experiments and corresponding X-ray diffraction (XRD) analyses clarify the sequence of phase formation during heating.
The industry is bracing for hard times, both in the overseas markets and in the maelstrom of domestic politics.* Clarification: The lines italicised in the indicated paragraph were added to this blog post on July 9th, 2013, in order to clarify the sequence of events that led to the beginning and the end of caretaker government in 2006 and 2007.
If Current matched the Target value then CORRECT feedback showed up (see video at www.embodied-games.com to clarify the sequence or view the Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eap7vQbMbWQ).
Non-invasive scientific imaging techniques were sought to help clarify the sequence of production, and provide information about whether the same pigments were used in both scribal copying and painted illuminations, and to try to evaluate the implications of overlapping pigments between scribal work and painted artwork.
This article has been updated to clarify the sequence of events described in the 2006 complaint against Hodgkinson.
"This clarifies the sequence," he said.
The exposure of the Piltdown fraud clarified the sequence of human evolution by removing the greatest anomaly in the fossil record.
"Many of these microorganisms" that were detected through molecular signatures "are at the base of the food chain, but if you don't look with biochemical techniques you miss them". The analysis clarified the sequence of events after the big impact.
Future research is required that clarifies the sequence and timing of such events.
In cases where we were clarifying the sequence following a large detected "deletion" (missing sequence from what is predicted from the published sequence), we amplified a larger product and sequenced from a set of sequencing primers across both strands.
