The phrase "as more clearly" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to indicate a comparison or clarification, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The results of the experiment demonstrate the findings as more clearly outlined in the previous section."
Alternatives: "as more evident" or "as more distinctly".
Those painters' Post-Impressionist successors notably Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, and Paul Gauguin can be viewed as more clearly modern in their repudiation of traditional subject matter and techniques and in their assumption of a more subjective and personal vision.
For this reason we added a daily diary card, to describe as more clearly as possible the changes of quality of life during the whole treatment period.
As more clearly shown in Figure 1, during the transition to 4 Hz, there is a rapid decline in force production of the 1st beat following a change in stimulation rate followed by a slower further increase until force stabilizes.
The sampling process of TIC-n data was further improved by a simplified and revised manual to support the reliability, which meant that the revised version consisting of 19 items became more clearly described as well as more clearly defined from one another.
Some see unification as much more clearly indicated by the supposed fact that the semantic and sorites paradoxes themselves are "of a kind".
Our complex promoter library displays a wide range of promoter strengths and leakiness of each logic type as can more clearly be seen in the fluorescence histograms of selected promoters (Fig. 5).
His bank is still looking for a permanent home, as well as a more clearly defined role of its own.
The problem of high cross polar cap potentials remains, but the structure of the magnetosphere is not dramatically altered by the coupling and the ionospheric conductances show a more realistic distribution driven by EUV radiation as well as a more clearly defined auroral oval.
Perhaps there is nothing strange in a place learning to present itself as a more clearly enunciated version of what it has always been anyway - picturesque, old, remote.
These limitations are addressed in the DPSWR (Driver Pressure State Welfare Response) framework, which defines information categories based on a synthesis of concepts in DPSIR and its predecessors so as to more clearly identify the object of measurement in each category and isolate information relating to social systems.
As shown more clearly by the blow-up in the bottom row an NMDA-spike occurring at t ∗ = 232 ms yields a value of U which stays strongly positive for some 10 ms. (U drops thereafter because a NMDA-spike in a different zone ends).
