Sentence examples for elaboration clearly from inspiring English sources

The graphical output of the geostatistical elaboration clearly shows that the spatial distribution of the soil gas radon data locates the lower concentration levels near the lake in correspondence of likely alluvial areas, while higher concentrations are located close to the old Bolsena village in correspondence with the volcanic outcrops, in agreement with previous comments.

This weak responsiveness should not be explained by the short nature of some scales (because high ES were found for short dimensions), neither by the conceptual basis of the questionnaire elaboration, that was clearly defined in the initial publication [ 10].

Bernard's logic of vital elaboration is still clearly visible here; it did not matter where the amino acid or the vitamin or the carbohydrate came from, because the body broke food down into these components anyway.

Clearly, the elaboration of alternatives is a rational process.

Clearly, such elaboration does not arise from communicative necessity.

Table 4 clearly shows that input elaboration group had a mean score of 10.20 (SD = 2.73) and input flooding group had a mean score of 10.36 (SD = 2.96) in the pretest.

Such attempts to shed light on the full significance of Dedekind's approach are initial forays, thus clearly in need of further elaboration.

As an elaboration of the Socratic search for definitions, we clearly have in this the origins of conceptual analysis.

Some of these effects are clearly related and do not require elaboration (e.g., less soil depth = less biomass), while others are of particular relevance to long-term green roof performance.

Impairment in the elaboration of IL-17 in double mutant mice clearly contributes to altered host immunity, as treatment with IL-17 largely restored bacterial clearance mechanisms in TLR4lps-d/TLR9−/− mice.

These differences in the architecture of motor cortex clearly suggest an emphasis on the elaboration of backward rather than forward connections but the relative absence of layer 4 implies that the laminar rules developed for sensory cortex cannot be applied without some modification.