Furthermore we have shortened the Discussion, and we have tried to make the presentation of the results more concise without sacrificing clarity.
Writing for the Associated Press has taught me to be concise and write for clarity, and I think that training has helped me as an author.
The songs — Sibelius's "Jubal" and "Kaiutar" ("The Echo Nymph") and Kuula's "Tuijotin Tulehen Kauan" ("Long I Gazed Into the Fire") and "Jaakukkia" ("Frost Flowers") — all concise emotional dramas, benefited from the clarity and power that Sirkka Lampimaki brought to them, with Gilbert Kalish at the piano.
Additionally, the introduction was made more concise in an effort to add clarity to the information presented.
The jury used two different approaches to communicate the main messages: 1) a concise writing style to improve the clarity and dissemination of the information; 2) a specialist and scientific style, more accessible to medical professionals.
Kuttner, in concise chapters written with great vigor and clarity, shows what the change could look like if Obama is bold enough to go for it and the gods continue to smile on him.
This negative finding questions the clarity of existing conceptions and urges more concise definitions, better training of analysts, and formulating more decisive instructions.
Dylan describes himself stranded in a fog of detachment which provides a haven, and at the same time is pained by a piercing clarity: an unmediated response that is "too concise and too clear".
In response to this lack of clarity, the report offers and explains a concise definition: "Impact Investing is an investment approach that intentionally seeks to create both financial return and positive social or environmental impact that is actively measured".
Third, MolBioLib promotes clarity and compactness by consolidating common operations into a concise set of objects.
