Sentence examples for clearer appearance from inspiring English sources

Commonly stated positive feedback regarding the water filter included ease of use, clearer appearance of water, and better taste and smell than their source water.

The spectrograms had a frequency resolution of 244 Hz and a time resolution of 0.256 ms. Custom-written MATLAB codes (Source code 1) were also used to generate spectrograms using the Blackman–Harris window which resulted in a clearer appearance of frequency-modulated calls with steeper decays and a higher resolution (MathWorks, Natick, MA, USA).

The AFs reorganized without losing their clear-cut appearance (Fig. 2C).

By day 21, a number of iPC cell colonies with a clear, flat, well-defined appearance and high density of granulated cells had gradually formed (Fig. 1c).

The clear appearance of symptoms such as rigidity, writhing motions or abnormal posturing appear as the disorder progresses.

(The Neutrogena Original Formula Facial Cleansing Bar, a drugstore favorite for its clear appearance, is less than $3).

"This guy might be the best in the world at what he does, but at best there is a clear appearance of a conflict of interest".

Goldwater advocated, or uttered words giving the clear appearance that he advocated, using atomic weapons to defoliate the jungle covering the Ho Chi Minh Trail, giving NATO commanders discretion to use nuclear bombs as they saw fit, and making Social Security voluntary — a fairly far-out position to take at a time when the New Deal generation was still the dominant voting block.

Moreover, the morphology of the nanofiber modified with HAp NPs shown in Figure 8B, for low and high magnifications, reveals clear appearance of HAp NPs in nanofibers.

The rather large speeds, of about 40 50 km/year could arise due to less clear appearance of the flux patches on the Time Latitude plots.

Therefore, the clear appearance of the phase anomalies of the two types can not always be expected at just any station, except those in low latitudes, such as those stations Beijing, Tokyo, and Nagoya shown in Fig. 15(B).