Sentence examples for for which a clear from inspiring English sources

Surely, this should affirm drawing to be an essential part of the curriculum at all levels for all subjects, and something for which a clear commitment needs to be made.

PI3K/mTOR inhibitors are just one example of drugs for which a clear predictive marker is lacking, and patient with or without PI3K alterations have been shown to respond to PI3K inhibitors39.

In one study, he examined what happened in the 10 minutes after every fight in 2008-9 for which a clear winner was chosen by fans voting on the popular site hockeyfights.com.com

To investigate the correspondence between the morphological profile of each patient included in this study and that of a reference group for which a clear diagnosis of polycythemia vera, primary myelofibrosis or essential thrombocythemia was available, we used a multiple correspondence analysis.

The score includes those process and intermediate indicators for which a clear link with vascular complications was demonstrated and effective preventive strategies are available.

In the present study, weight gain from weaning to yearling was the only trait for which a clear advantage in terms of empirical accuracy was observed for GBLUP.

For primers based on exonic sequences of non-salmonid teleosts, the proportion of loci for which a single clear PCR product was obtained was much lower (4%).

The POD may be calculated from the "most sensitive end point," which possibly could be the in vitro response for which a statistically clear perturbation is seen at the lowest concentration.

People are paying often quite high prices for seats which a clear sound cannot get to.

The first session of PST will last for one hour, in which a clear focus of the treatment is established, based on the patient's current problems.

We propose that surveillance should be increased for HAdV-14p1 and recommend that this virus be considered in the differential diagnosis of sudden-onset acute respiratory disease, particularly fatal infections, for which an etiology is not clear.