Sentence examples for developing clearly from inspiring English sources

By day 14, however, the outward current waveform had matured in both cases, developing clearly observable degrees of current inactivation and faster rates of activation.

The Bangladesh Health Workforce Strategy of 2008 and 2013 develop clearly specified career development plans for health workers.

The Bangladesh health workforce strategy of 2008 and the draft health workforce strategy of 2015 have stated a need to develop clearly specified career development plans for all types of HRH including doctors and nurses in the country.

Right through Giselle's ensuing mad scene, the stories of Bathilde, Albrecht and Hilarion all develop clearly.

Senator Poe, who is an economic liberal but a neophyte on foreign policy, has not developed clearly how she would address the looming threat in the South China Sea and maintain economic ties with China.

However we have previously observed that some of the individuals with these apparent "false-positive" results may develop clearly active TB during follow up [14].

Interestingly, in response to ozone, the max2-4 plants developed clearly visible and spreading lesions.

However, we believe that there is a substantial difference between attempting to reduce the financial outlays of purchasing a costly medicine because it is not considered value for money and seeking to develop clearly specified real life evidence to reduce payer's uncertainty about the value of the drug.

However, after intrastriatal injection of IL-1β into NMO-IgG seropositive animals, 3/5 juvenile and 3/5 adult rats showed small perivascular lesions with neutrophilic infiltrates and AQP4 loss, which developed clearly independently from the needle tract-associated area of AQP4 loss (as revealed by careful analysis of consecutive tissue sections).

"We've been able to really share our experiences with each other and really try to define issues clearly and develop requirements clearly -- we knew the situation and thought we could do something about it".

Where their citizens' health is concerned, some developing nations clearly have the edge over us on doing much more at fire-sale prices.