Sentence examples for can be made clear from inspiring English sources
I believe that the report should be published – in full – and the whole truth told as soon as possible so that the record can be made clear.
The Australian case shows that the relationship between private investors and private infrastructure service providers can be made clear and can be governed so that long term stewardship of the asset is promoted.
That there is indeed a difference between "being existing (existent)" and "to exist" can be made clear by a distinction Meinong took over from Mally, the distinction between two kinds of properties (determinations), nuclear versus extra-nuclear properties [konstitutorische versus außerkonstitutorische Bestimmungen] (1915, §25).
Staudenmaier said that the light bulb carries with it an innate prejudice that all things can be made clear.
The idea that all things can be made clear is implicit in the idea of wattage; the brighter the light, the fewer the shadows.
The genetic mechanisms for imprinting can be made clear if the genomic distribution of imprinted genes and their actions and interactions are studied.
By choosing the deactivation conditions properly ranking can be made clearer and more realistic additive performance is obtained.
The coil performances can be made clearer with the assistance of characteristic equations at the coil design stage and, further, the optimum coil design will be made possible.
The existing distinction between procedural and declarative knowledge unnecessarily confounds these two aspects (action-centeredness and accessibility), and can be made clearer through separating the two aspects.
As in the working memory analysis, this result can be made clearer by examining only a submatrix of B, removing the information that is not of interest.
As in digital processing of photographic images [40], [55], neural images can be made clearer (or stand out better against the background) by equalizing their contrast and frequency spectra (Figs. 1B C "flattening" and "whitening"; Figs. 2C D and 3C D, respectively) around local values.
