Sentence examples for clearly instances from inspiring English sources

However, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has given guidance on the subject as there are clearly instances, like this one, where it is not so clear-cut.

Notwithstanding this general trend, there were clearly instances when comparing the same two populations showed that pairwise PST was either considerably less than FST (suggesting stabilizing selection) or considerably higher (suggesting divergent selection).

"Clearly the instances of the last several days have been of a higher magnitude than in the past, affecting more customers for longer periods of time.

This was contrary to the spirit of clause 4 and the commission took this opportunity to emphasise that, with the exception of clearly defined instances in which a decision has been undertaken to engage in subterfuge on public interest grounds, journalism should be conducted openly and with transparency about who is making a journalistic inquiry and on whose behalf".

"Clearly in instances where overcrowding did cause problems, operators would apologise to passengers".

Clearly, the instances in the stream do not flow in similar way as the genuine stream data.

'Some evidence from trials' was added to differentiate more clearly the instances where results were more equivocal than would be justified by the description 'sufficient evidence', such as for a review with narrative synthesis where both positive and negative results were reported for a given outcome.

EarthViewer 3D renders aerial photographs as fine as six square inches per pixel, allowing viewers to see clearly, for instance, two elephants in a yard at Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago.

But it's unfortunate that one has to wade through corny productions like "Little Ham" in order to find the voice that was expressed so clearly, for instance, in Hughes's 1934 story collection "The Ways of White Folks".

Yet a higher degree of abstraction clearly exists for instance, architects spend their time designing the building rather than issuing orders.Perhaps the closest thing today to a language that expresses the architecture of a program is UML (unified modelling language).

This can be seen clearly, for instance, in the chloroplasts labeled 1 and 2. Interestingly, the chloroplast labeled 3 shows both orientations of photosynthetic membranes due to the curved organization of the grana along the inward-facing envelope membrane.