Sentence examples for less clear picture from inspiring English sources

The broadcasting industry offers a less clear picture.

Yet the documents paint a less clear picture.

In southeastern Australia, the proxy records give a less clear picture.

Research exploring test-taking motivation relative to low-stakes assessments presents a less clear picture.

A less clear picture characterizes the Southern Hemisphere, perhaps as a result of poorer input data coverage of the model.

Analysis of plate size if the blocks from Bird and Rosenstock are substituted by the blocks from Meade and Hager gives similar results although with a somewhat less clear picture than is given in Fig. 3.

The diagnosis of CD is important not only in children with obvious gastrointestinal symptoms but also in children with a less clear clinical picture due to the progressive worsening of the health conditions and long-term sequelae [ 15, 28].

Overall, these array data reveal a profile consistent with a less aggressive, and more favorable, prognostic profile for MDA-MB-231 cells treated with LHB589, while the less biologically sensitive MDA-MB-468 and MCF-7 cell lines display a less clear cut picture for panobinostat-induced gene expression in cells of the basal-A and luminal subtypes.

But the boundary between pictures and writing becomes less clear when pictures are used conventionally to convey particular meanings.

Ridges, hollows, and variation in thickness can all deform or scatter the GPR signal, making the picture less clear and oil spills harder to spot.

The quiet rollout suggests that River LA is less interested in giving a clear picture of what Gehry's plan eventually may include than in tamping down charges that it has been born of secrecy — and worries that it may operate as a Trojan horse, a kind of high-design architectural cover, for rampant real-estate speculation in communities along the river.