Sentence examples for and some clarifications from inspiring English sources

Here, according to this week's media reports, are some of the enraging things Mohamed had to communicate (and some clarifications).

Javier O. Huerta will also be sharing excerpts from "American Copia" and "Some Clarifications y otros poemas" (published by Arte Publico Press).

In this pilot phase, procedures were tested and some clarifications of the variable definitions were made.

Additional changes in the manuscript include also a second revision of the quality of the English following the recommendations by the NIH Fellows Editorial Board, and some clarifications.

My points are relatively minor and relate to the text and some clarifications I would like to see with certain sentences.

In fact, several small compounds targeting the catalytic activity, protein-protein interactions, and even RNAi of FAK have been launched for conducting clinical trials and some clarifications remain to be verified such as drug sensitivity for specific types or stages of cancers, appropriate dosages, side effects, and the toxicity [ 151].

The market will require reassurance over Morgan Stanley and Goldman and some clarification as to whether Wells Fargo will be buying Wachovia Bank would be handy.

I have seen references to both of these ideas in what I have read about the Baha'i faith and some clarification would be helpful :).

Although the underlying mechanism responsible for the translocation of tBid to mitochondria has been investigated in the past, conflicting results have emerged and some clarification is still required.

I, and I think most Biology Direct readers, would like more detail on some of the methods, and some clarification of some of the statements in the manuscript.

Although the procedure for estimating expiratory time constant (τE) is correct and efficient, some clarifications need to be made about the use of equations 3 to 5 in mechanically ventilated patients, in whom an intrinsic positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEPi) can be present [ 2, 3].