Sentence examples for extensive clarifications from inspiring English sources

While I very much appreciate the author's detailed responses to the other comments, particularly the extensive clarifications relating to methodology, I think this remains a point of interest: if specific miRNA families are making key contributions this could aid further studies into target identification, throwing more light on GBM.

Readers to whom much of this material is totally new may at some points feel the need to take her advice and read further, following the leads in her footnotes and extensive bibliography for greater clarification.

A concise presentation of his achievements therefore will require extensive selection, interpretation and clarification.

It provides well-needed clarification and extensive documentation that apparently only for hominids does the locus for Wdnm1-like encode a long non-coding RNA, while in all other species specifically examined (which was quite extensive) this locus contains an open reading frame for the Wdnm1-like protein.

The work by Dijkstra and Ballingall makes several very important points:   It provides well-needed clarification and extensive documentation that apparently only for hominids does the locus for Wdnm1-like encode a long non-coding RNA, while in all other species specifically examined (which was quite extensive) this locus contains an open reading frame for the Wdnm1-like protein.

While our search was extensive and we did seek clarification from various study authors, it is possible we missed unpublished studies measuring the association between relevant livelihood factors and adherence.

Among the most debated aspects of sauropod biology (and of dinosaurs in general) is their metabolic rate (e.g. Seymour, 1976; Spotila et al., 1991; Sander & Clauss, 2008), and this topic requires a somewhat more extensive treatment, beginning with the clarification of terminology.

Three years after the Affordable Care Act was enacted, an extensive list of possible fixes and clarifications has piled up.

Strengths include our extensive searching and successful contact with authors for clarifications and in one case, access to individual patient data.

Clarification of this will require further extensive analyses that are beyond the scope of this report.

Concerning the concerns of Reviewer 3, the responses provided in the appeal letter suggest that they could indeed be addressed by further clarifications in the text and a more extensive investigation of the laser ablation experiments.