Sentence examples for carefully clarify from inspiring English sources
Before going further, we must carefully clarify the meaning of the term 'validation'validation
However, further investigations are still needed to carefully clarify the side effects.
However, future studies will need to carefully clarify in particular the long-term consequences of HDAC inhibitor treatment in targeted and non-targeted tissues.
Initially, Ms. Cole said she might be interested in the job but carefully clarified her remarks in subsequent statements.
An important observation that needs to be carefully clarified prior to further discussion on the hierarchical organization of dentin collagen is that the terms "collagen fibril" and "collagen fiber" have been used interchangeably in the literature.
The battery ageing model is developed based on a set of experiments carefully designed to clarify the influence of operating SOC on battery degradation.
Yet the rapidly rising prevalence makes it critically important that carefully controlled studies clarify the optimal macronutrient composition for diet as a first-line treatment.
Clinical trials will need to be carefully designed to clarify whether anxiety and depression are part of RLS or merely its sequelae.
Where core team members are drawn from a range of organisations, it is also particularly important to clarify carefully their roles and responsibilities to avoid confusion and duplication of activities.
Unfortunately, as long as he does not carefully introduce and clarify his anthropic selection principle, I think that he might be unwillingly opening a huge door to ID supporters to enter into the very heart of the evolutionary theory.
