Sentence examples for clarification under from inspiring English sources

After purification, we found an excellent cold-adapted endo-1,5-α-l-arabinanase AbnZ3 (YxiA3), which although did not showed higher catalytic efficiency than the reported endo-arabinanases, would be specially attractive in both juice clarification under the low processing temperature to hamper spoilage and avoid changes in nutritional properties and enzymatic extraction of pectin.

We have made this clarification under the Materials and methods section entitled 'The deleterious mutation-selection balance in an epidemiological context' ("To extend this basic SIR model to allow for a virus population undergoing deleterious mutations is the per-genome per-transmission deleterious mutation rate").

By 2 04 p.m. yesterday, the clarification ran under the headline, "Hoenlein: Danger Is From Islamic Fundamentalists".

The apparent viscosity of the slurries and the depth of the clarification zone under gravity were measured.

According to Blair – we can safely dismiss his subsequent clarifications – Labour under the successor he regards as the wrong Miliband will probably lose because Ed Miliband has moved his party away from the centre ground.

Next, further consideration revealed that under the elicitation function, three more subordinate functions were necessary (elicitation, facilitation and clarification requests), while under the feedback function, another three subordinate functions were included (recast, comment and assessment).

Since K's case in 1993, there has been some clarification of the conditions under which an abortion is legal in Northern Ireland, but it is still not clear.

And in the current negotiations, Liberal Democrat MPs are now asking for "clarification" on education funding under any deal.

"Broker-dealers must retain only those e-mail and Internet communications (including interoffice communications), which relate to the broker-dealer's 'business as such,'" said the 1997 clarification of document retention under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

Microdochectomy after ductoscopic wire marking allows specific histological clarification of intraductal lesions under direct visualisation in the case of pathological nipple discharge.

Shortly after the hearing ended, the PSNI released a clarification: "A review is currently under way of the 228 names involved in Operation Rapid; 95 of these are linked to 200 incidents involving 295 murders.