Sentence examples for at the clarification from inspiring English sources

The heat transfer in a regolith subsurface layer of thickness 20 m has been theoretically simulated for the areas near Mercury's north pole aiming at the clarification of the possible existence of subsurface ice formations of different form.

They may intervene in the discussion at the clarification stage to improve and encourage a deeper understanding of the experience presented for discussion.

Future studies will be aimed at the clarification of the signalling pathways related to the antitumour effect of RC-3095 RC-3940-II RC-3940-II RC-3940-II breast carcinomas.

The risk of selection bias is limited, as convenience samples were used only at start for the clarification of the wording and for the test-retest procedure.

ABC tweeted the clarification at 8 30 p.m.

Science contacted seven of the 23 NSABB members, and although several promised to review revised manuscripts with an open mind, they all said the new information and the clarifications presented at the ASM discussion, at first blush, did not change their views.

Dr Jianguang Ji, from the Center for Primary Health Care Research at Lund University, told the BBC: "Clarification of the mechanism underlying the link between polyglutamine diseases and cancer in the future could lead to the development of new treatment options for cancer".

After three or four attempts at clarification, the man in the growing queue behind me elucidated: "She's asking if you want white bread or wheat bread".

For Willard A. Workman, senior vice president for international affairs at the United States Chamber of Commerce, "clarification" means changing the rules to ease the restrictions on imports.

And if those who are best at the work of clarification might feel embarrassed to provide a satisfactory analysis of "analysis", that is perhaps no cause for apology or alarm.

Amazing as it may seem, Helen says, "people quite regularly forget to sign their application form, and some people don't actually put an amount [of money they're asking for]." If you are confused about some aspect of the application process, ask someone at the organisation for clarification.