Let us now take a moment to rename all model parts for clarity.
As shown in Fig. 1B, the coincidence of prediction and measurement was satisfactory, with a tolerable systematic scatter of experimental values around the model prediction (for clarity, only one of the two experiments used for the calculations is plotted).
"It would be gross understatement to say that the 1996 act is not a model of clarity," Justice Antonin Scalia wrote for the majority of the court in an earlier version of the telephone network rate cases that will be heard again in 10 days.
His English diction is a model of clarity.
This model could be adapted to several models of transmittance, but for clarity of communication, it is easier to work with Gaussian filters.
The general model is presented below: For clarity, the stereocenter on the enolate has been epimerized; in reality, the opposite diastereoface of the aldehyde would have been attacked.
For clarity, models are classified into 3 groups according to the way of exploiting the information in texts.
This hierarchical model structure balances the need for clarity, i.e., the need to provide comprehensible diagrams, on one hand and completeness, i.e., the need to provide as many details as possible about the objects in the system and the processes that transform them, on the other hand.
Internationally the stroke unit is recognised as the evidence-based model for patient management, although clarity about the effective components of stroke units is lacking.
