Sentence examples for having made this clarification from inspiring English sources

However, having made this clarification, we will refer to the term compliance instead of concordance since it is accepted worldwide and widely used under the same meaning we intend for concordance.

"This does not rule out incidents having occurred outside the perimeter of the facility, however it is important to have made this clarification".

We have made this clarification in the revised manuscript.

I have made this clarification in the section on Weighted node connectivity.

We have made this clarification in the paper, and discussed the possibility of trying modified methods that have since enhanced induction in mice and human cells, could potentially do so in non-mammalian species.

However, we would like to clarify that this case study was, in fact, specifically designed and conducted as a supplement to the prior work looking at the barriers associated with cancer research commercialization at the University of Kentucky (we have made this clarification in the new version of the article).

We would first like to clarify that this case study was designed and conducted as a supplement to the prior study looking at the barriers associated with cancer research commercialization at the University of Kentucky (we have made this clarification in the new version of the article).

We have made this clarification under the Materials and methods section entitled 'The deleterious mutation-selection balance in an epidemiological context' ("To extend this basic SIR model to allow for a virus population undergoing deleterious mutations is the per-genome per-transmission deleterious mutation rate").

Tony Abbott has sought to play down the backlash over Australia's decision to refer to East Jerusalem as "disputed" rather than "occupied" territory, saying the government had made only a "terminological clarification".

Rather, Parliament has simply ensured that the current regulatory framework has made provision for future clarification of their status, should it be necessary.

Formula One driver and a director of the Grand Prix Drivers Associationn Mark Webber said that the clarification had made the issue much clearer: Hamilton given a 25-second penalty for cutting a chicane and gaining an advantage, losing first place.