Sentence examples for achieving a clear from inspiring English sources

Acoustic-based mix design is still far from achieving a clear and accepted rationale.

Without achieving a clear understanding of the learning domain, it is difficult to develop a successful serious game that enables users to achieve the desired learning outcomes.

Analytical modelling is a cost-effective tool and plays an important role in achieving a clear understanding of the network performance.

Pathologic predictors of survival after surgery include vascular invasion (Griffanti-Bartoli et al, 1994), perineural invasion (Hermanek, 1998; Ozaki et al, 1999), histological tumour grade (Greer and Brennan, 1993), not achieving a clear margin (Yeo et al, 1995) and tumour size (Fortner et al, 1996).

As suggested above, selection of an appropriate size of figure on the screen and suitable font size, together with printing to a smaller paper size, such as A5, A6, A7, or a custom size, is important for achieving a clear product.

BBC Worldwide's new remit will also commit it to exiting from any activity "not in keeping with the BBC brand", to achieving a clearer focus on securing value from the corporation's intellectual property, and to a more transparent process for securing "first look" deals for rights to sell and exploit BBC content.

Similarly, PGA revealed clinical outcomes with subjects achieving a "cleared or minimal" status of 68.0% in the 45 mg group, 73.5% in the 90 mg group, and 4.9% in the placebo group (P < 0.0001 for both treatment groups compared to placebo).

He said NSN had achieved a "clear leadership position" in providing the technology to network operators.

The advantage is that one party usually achieves a clear majority in parliament.

Celera, which jumped into a race with a publicly financed consortium of academic centers 22 months ago, now seems likely to achieve a clear victory.

Labour gained 800 seats and 26 councils - a respectable result, but not one that suggests Ed Miliband has achieved a clear breakthrough.