Sentence examples for a range of clearly from inspiring English sources

Future studies thus need to demonstrate consistent effects for a range of clearly defined outcomes by using valid measures across several different influenza seasons, with sufficient power to detect true underlying effects.

Use of graduate students and postdocs as cheap labor: Junior scientists are primarily treated as cheap labor rather than as participants in a well-rounded training program that prepares participants for a range of clearly identified career options.

With regard to the upper limb, the term MSD is used to cover a range of clearly defined pathologies such as epicondylitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, subacromial impingement etc. as well as non-specific pain syndromes characterized by an unclear clinical behaviour and radiological appearance.

The distribution of PPVs and NPVs across a range of prevalences clearly shows that the test performance in this regard is related to prevalence - both tests have high PPVs above 20% prevalence, but this decreases rapidly as the prevalence decreases.

An individual's susceptibility to a range of anthropogens clearly varies with genetic predisposition to chronic diseases carried through the genome including obesity, diabetes, many cancers, and cardiovascular disease.

The "object" category was described as a very broad class in which a wide range of clearly visible objects, foods, or vehicles were depicted without humans or animals present.

It is only feasible when looking at a narrow range of clearly defined exposures.

"He claims for himself the Creator's right to interfere in the mystery of human life," he added, speaking in Polish and referring to a range of issues that clearly included abortion, cloning and euthanasia.

Crushing simulations conducted on the Miura-ori core over a range of loading rates clearly illustrate the dynamic strengthening of the core by inertial effects, particularly at loading rates relevant to blast experiments.

In the abstract, broad consent to a range of research was clearly preferred over project-specific consent or assumed consent.

Our interviews with a range of health professionals clearly show that the apparently simple ABCD2 scoring system adopted within GP referral proformas serves a variety of different roles.