The phrase "a clear event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an occurrence that is easily understood or unambiguous.
Example: "The meeting was a clear event that outlined the company's future goals and strategies."
Alternatives: "an obvious occurrence" or "a distinct incident".
Evidence exists for elevation of SRC activity in tumors as a result of growth factor or cytokine signaling, but a clear somatic event is lacking [ 47].
In the present study, we identified a clear VLP event immediately before the onset of the eruption.
The resulting signal decomposition provides a corrected strain signal, showing a clear strain event consisting of contraction for about 4 days, and then expansion for about 23 days, following the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake.
In the present study, all subjects had a clear stressful event, which was cancer diagnosis.
28, 20 Others describe the lack of a clear threshold event, such as a diagnosis, to prompt discussions leaving them to rely on physical or social cues.
However, it is evident that many cancers harbour multiple mutations, frequently targeting well annotated pathways, such as the MAPK and PTEN/PI3K/mTOR pathways, without a clear driver event.
A clear abscission event was observed in wild type pea seeds that were associated with a distinct double palisade layers at the junction between the seed coat and funicle.
Nevertheless, since miR-125b targets very important tumor suppressor genes, such as the p53 network, overexpression of miR-125b is a clear oncogenic event that promotes carcinogenesis in the tissues in which upregulation occurs.
All patients of any age with an acute clinical deterioration of presumed cirrhosis (elevated bilirubin > 85 μmol/L, or/and increasing ascites or/and hepatic encephalopathy < grade 2) related to a clear precipitating event (infection, bleeding, alcoholic hepatitis, exposure to hepatotoxins) were included and data were collected retrospectively and prospectively.
