Sentence examples for less clarifying from inspiring English sources

Which, of course, got complicated: nothing could be less clarifying than watching the moral maze of military intervention play out among Britain's political class, many of whom clearly felt that questioning British military action at all was a deeply unpatriotic thing to do.

Since the effects on human T cells in vivo are less clarified, our aim was to investigate the effects of simvastatin on human T cells in vivo and ex vivo.

Regulators have yet to write, much less clarify, many of the rules connected with the Dodd-Frank financial legislation, leaving all in business and finance up in the air about costs, availability, even required procedures in getting credit.

The myocardial metabolic adaptation in response to endurance training is, however, less clarified.

For them, it has been less about clarifying health care reform and more about a clarion call to resistance.

At first glance, the answer, from President Trump's homeland security adviser Tom Bossert, is less than clarifying.

LOS ANGELES — On close inspection the nominations for annual movie awards from the Producers Guild of America do less to clarify a confusing Oscars race than it might appear.

The role of the apoptosis associated with somatic hypermutation is less well clarified and we could hypothesise that the significant but lower cure rates seen in activated B cell DLBLC is the result of some of the somatic hypermutation associated apoptotic pathways having some appreciable residual activity in a proportion of cases.

It has been less good at clarifying their relative weight.

The same authors argue that "experiments do less well in clarifying the mechanisms through which the conditions under which that causal relationship holds"—what they define as causal explanations (p. 9).

The fact that it did this under the guise of upholding a deal with Rep. Bart Stupak makes its decision less, not more, "clarifying".