Sentence examples for be clarified with from inspiring English sources
verb
To make clear or bright by freeing from feculent matter; to defecate; to fine; -- said of liquids, as wine or syrup.
Another issue that may be clarified with better genomic knowledge is the strange path of human evolution.
The fates of record goalscorer Frank Lampard and left-back Ashley Cole are still to be clarified, with their contracts expiring imminently.
The report said that Network Rail's structures did not give "sufficient focus on financial discipline" and that the government's role needed to be clarified, with more transparent accountability, and more input from local authorities.
The Wilson leak was an embarrassing distraction for President Bush and Mr. Cheney, whose role in the episode has remained a mystery that critics hoped would be clarified with the release of F.B.I. interview materials.
Since Dr Cary and Dr Shorrock inevitably depended on Dr Patel's notes of this finding to inform their own opinions, the significance of this more recent description of Dr Patel's findings had to be clarified with Dr Patel and discussed with the other experts.
Thus, uncertainties on health risks need to be clarified with the help of mechanistic studies.
Some of the mysteries of Babel's life, especially the end, have been clarified with the demise of the Soviet Union and the opening of the KGB archives.
However, I think the risk of someone being caught up by accident, out of enthusiasm for a product, is high until the guidelines have been clarified with case-law, which is going to take a while.
A mouse brain that has been clarified with Scale, on the other hand, is clear enough without thin-slicing, and could be imaged in three big chunks, avoiding these problems, according to Dr. Miyawaki.
