Sentence examples for more clearly able from inspiring English sources

This single probability value is more clearly able to reveal the relationship between dose volume and acute diarrhea in an individual treatment plan.

"You are thinking more clearly, are able to make decisions more ethically, perform more creatively".

Abstraction has always been about helping us see more clearly, to be able to peel back the skin of fatal literalism.

Seeing his actions more clearly, Joe was able to see how his attitude was alienating his peers and his new boss.

But the longer this went on, the more clearly we were able to see that New Orleans would have just responded anyway.

It is the practice of helping clients get quiet enough so they can see more clearly and be able to recognize the difference between a door that is open and one that is closed.

For treatment alternatives for instance, the question should be formulated more clearly to be able to assess whether these alternatives were considered 'reasonable' by the physician him- or herself.

No matter how serious an issue seems, Mr. Parker said, "Looking at it with a sense of humor is not only healthier for you, it actually makes you think more clearly about things — being able to make fun of either side of an issue, rather than just, 'Trump is evil and Clinton is good.'" "There's always room to equally rip on both of them," he said.

By diagnosing comorbid disorders and defining ASDs more clearly, we will be able to distinguish with greater accuracy the symptoms of comorbidities from the core symptoms of the primary disorder.

Still, she asks: "What if Terence and I were able to see more clearly some of the costs?... Would we have been able to make wiser choices?

By studying brain tissue in those groups and examining each patient's medical history, scientists were able to more clearly delineate the neuropathology of CTE.