Sentence examples for clearly understood in from inspiring English sources
In the 1950s marriage was clearly understood in the traditional sense of being a union between partners of different sex".
"Common" is used as an insult, clearly understood in the context of south England – in the US version, the characters have to make a comment about "their kind of people" to distinguish class differences and provide a reason for them to feel uncomfortable at rich-girl Tabitha's party.
CrV1 orthologs are reported in other Cotesia-associated PDVs, but not clearly understood in their physiological functions.
However, the relationship is not clearly understood in regard to whether sleep deprivation leads to delirium or if the onset of delirium contributes to sleep deprivation.
This observation can be clearly understood: in a low-temperature environment, the sputtered Bi composites do not have enough time to form larger crystals before being frozen.
Host immune response particularly through the induction of proinflammatory cytokines and chemokines in Japanese encephalitis virus infection has not been clearly understood in relation with pathogenicity and disease severity.
Here, we introduce a new mechanistic and multi-phase approach to more clearly understand in vitro-in vivo relationships, and describe the first "in vitro phase" with the model drug, triamcinolone acetonide (Tr-A).
Successful global targets and indicators share the following characteristics in their design: they are inspiring, clearly understood, few in number, ambitious yet feasible, and most importantly they are measurable (Vandemoortele 2012; United Nations Data Revolution 2014).
Djokovic clearly understood tennis in the wind better than Nadal.
Together, they published a series of papers and later a textbook, "The Cerebellar Cortex," which helped make the cerebellum one of the most clearly understood systems in the mammalian brain.
Albeit the long record of the study on SSWs, the coupling processes between the stratosphere and the MLT are still not clearly understood, thus in needs of further advanced observations and theoretical modellings.
