"it clearly illustrates that" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce or clarify a point or idea, and is often followed by a statement or explanation that supports the previous statement. Example: "The graph clearly illustrates that there has been a significant increase in pollution levels over the past decade."
It clearly illustrates that this new algorithm is very effective and all the cycle slips are correctly detected and fixed.
It clearly illustrates that our proposed method, denoted using the affine constraint, outperforms all other state-of-the-art methods.
It clearly illustrates that the improved robust Kalman filter is very effective, and all the simulated small and large gross errors added to UWB distance observation are successfully identified.
In the case of the autism exomes, there were upwards of 10 read-groups per sample, but it clearly illustrates that there is an upper limit to parallelization of the workflow (alignment stage).
The fact that those discounts topped out at $5 (and Amazon never brought up how successful the promotion was) meant that its swaying power was questionable, but it clearly illustrated that Amazon was more than happy to reinforce the notion of physical retailers as showrooms while it laughed all the way to the bank.
It clearly illustrated that the use of nanosized germanium can effectively overcome the shortcoming of poor cyclability and rapidly declining capacity during the Li uptake and release process.
Our defense clearly illustrated that last night".
"All those terms clearly illustrate that tension.
These data clearly illustrate that high-affinity Mn2+ binding by SsTroA makes SsTroA sensitive to scavenging low levels of free Mn ions in the surrounding environment.
Our data clearly illustrate that low SNAP/Deta-NONOate concentrations (20 2000 nM) supported cancer growth.
These figures clearly illustrate that recombinant hiAP predominantly localizes to the surface of the cells.
