Sentence examples for clearly examine from inspiring English sources

An extensive comparison between the measurement results of both designs allows to clearly examine the different technology scaling trade-offs.

Large-scale, well-designed studies are needed to clearly examine the unique contribution of both varying prenatal exposures and the magnitude and timing of these exposures on childhood growth deficits.

In particular, we wanted a simulator that would be immune to spatial truncation errors associated with finite difference schemes, and which would allow us to clearly examine interaction between nanodarcy reservoir matrix and high permeability narrow fractures; in addition, we needed the ability to alter fracture permeability with time to simulate the hypothesized effects of fracture interference.

Although our present results clearly demonstrated NADPH oxidase impacts on endothelial dependent vasculature function, future work to more clearly examine diabetic induced changes in NADPH oxidase by cell type and subcellular local are warranted.

Larger and expanded studies that are able to identify and quantify specific autoantibody levels are needed to more clearly examine this relationship.

To more clearly examine GR binding in the un-programmed peaks, we compared the sequencing tag-density of GR and c-Jun binding, and the DHS signal within 3-Kb of the peak.

Although clearly, examining dentition, radiographs of the skull for wormian bones, scleral examination, and personal or family history of easy fractures can be helpful, these conditions are inconsistently present and may miss cases of bone disease.

Reducing emissions brings economic and environmental benefits and these must be clearly examined or the outcomes of the review will lack balance and credibility," said the institute's chief executive John Connor.

In addition, the microstructure of RWCC was clearly examined by using a scanning electron microscope (SEM).

The best method for clearly examining charge collection during an SEU is to examine the ultra-fast current transient waveform.

Whether predictions differ across risk factor strata and for short and long-term follow-up has not been clearly examined.