The existence of "clumsy" structures in contact with the branches of the dendrites was confirmed by analyzing 3D-reconstructions of the dendrite with the confocal laser scan microscope excluding dendritic beading as well as artificial beading (Fig. 3g k).
Reading your work aloud will help you spot clumsy sentence structure.
Still, the fact remains that Obamacare is an immense kludge — a clumsy, ugly structure that more or less deals with a problem, but in an inefficient way.
Most of the data from these tests should remain in school control and be used for improvement strategies, instead of being part of a clumsy accountability structure, or worse still, performance-related pay.
There are in The Sentinel, not surprisingly, a wobbliness of structure, some clumsy sentences, a good deal of overwriting - and many acute observations and marvellous phrases which presage the writer she would become.
In his review for The New York Times, Ben Brantley praised Mr. McClure's "heartbreaking grace" while blasting the show's clumsy, flashback-heavy narrative structure, "vaporous music" and "vaguely period dances that go on forever without going anywhere".
The overall structure is clumsy and rambling — a sign that the story is still unfolding, with each day providing new bombshells.
But the connection of the Stubbs painting with the Bolingbroke family for 150 years made up for the unbalanced composition, and the clumsy rendition of the structures that struck observers less emotionally involved in lords and horses.
"But the clumsy argument about an innate structure of the human mind imposing these kind of 'universals' that we've seen in cognitive science for such a long time just isn't tenable". Steven Pinker, a cognitive scientist at Harvard University, called the work "an important and welcome study".
