Sentence examples for completion clearly from inspiring English sources

While fullerene addition was not complete (approximately 50%) because of cross-linking reactions and steric hindrance on the dendrimers surface, Zn-porphyrin introduction went to completion clearly demonstrating the usefulness of click chemistry for polymer functionalization.

I further hope that such work is performed on the basis of fixed price bids made after completion of clearly stated scopes of work, final engineering drawings and detailed specifications.

Face-to-face surveys and self-administrated questionnaire completion are clearly better suited than phone surveys when personality traits in age-heterogeneous samples are assessed.

The rates of approach of the reactions to completion are clearly dependent on enzyme concentration, and Figure 3c shows a plot of the observed first-order rate constants derived from fits of the data sets in Figure 3a to single-exponential processes (solid lines in Figure 3a) versus the concentration of wild-type RePC.

Enriching the program with further information and computing the new completion, however, could clearly lead to cancellation of this inference.

Indeed, to be effective, the SC completion rate must clearly exceed 80%.

In patients with complete traumatic disruption and clearly irreparable injuries, an immediate completion amputation should be performed (this is a very small subset).

In the present-day epilogue, when he and Tom Verlaine meet one night by chance at the bargain bins of a used-book store in Manhattan after having squared off as enemies for the last four decades, the haunted moment brings Hell's account to poignant completion, just as he has clearly hoped it will.

A substantial amount of manuscript material exists from the period of Darwin's voyage on the H.M.S. Beagle up to the completion of the Origin which clearly documents the development of his ideas.

A completion rate of ⩾80% was deemed clearly acceptable, 60 80% was deemed a 'grey area' and ⩽60% was deemed clearly unacceptable.

Justin Towell, writing for GamesRadar, felt very disappointed by Disney's decision: "It makes no sense to completely abandon work on a game that's clearly not that far off completion".