Sentence examples for clearing in terms of from inspiring English sources

While the benefits of tree thinning (not total clearing) in terms of increased herbaceous yield was demonstrated in this study, the issue of cost poses a substantial limitation on the practical implementation of bush control measures in the C. mopane savanna vegetation.

Though the oil/glycerol mixture cannot rival Sca le or BABB clearing in terms of penetration depth, it offers other advantages: the technique here can be employed to deparaffinize and clear tissue without the risk of dissolving melanin; and the cleared specimens are not fragile.

The answer was somewhat clearer in terms of Maria Eagle.

"It wasn't very clear in terms of what was actually being done".

The reasons for the boom are clear in terms of supply and demand.

Things are far more clear in terms of competing high-speed Internet service providers.

It is very clear in terms of how the model works here.

No book on Hammett has made that tone clear in terms of his life.

But the models aren't as clear in terms of precipitation as they are for temperature.

The bucket motif, however clear in terms of getting her point across, gradually loses its luster.

I would still assert that the separate chairman is clearer in terms of leadership.