The phrase "more clearly compare" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to make a comparison between two or more things that have already been mentioned, in order to elaborate upon or underscore their differences or similarities. For example, "We can more clearly compare the differences between a hammer and a saw by examining their respective uses."
Figure 5 clarifies the proposed algorithm more clearly compared with Fig. 4.
Case 3: "Inferences for making choices" demonstrates more clearly (compared to Case 1) the use of implicit goals for the planner to make choices based on the properties of objects, which is also an extended capability from previous work [15].
Testing for allele positivity by analyzing wildtype homozygous individuals (CC) versus all carriers of the minor variant (CT+TT), revealed the effect more clearly comparing healthy controls versus ileal CD (OR 1.27, 95% CI 1.07 1.52, p = 0.007372).
Moreover, the NaCl addition highlighted replication processes more clearly (compared to the homozygous collection without NaCl), suggesting that spaceflight has measurable effects on these core and evolutionarily conserved processes.
These differences can be clearly visualized when directly comparing the percentage of uptake after 2 h) and even more clearly when comparing the percentage of Cu/NOTA-ML retained after a 2-hour efflux) encompassing the fact that PACE4 levels are readily reflecting the ML peptide uptake.
The two peaks present in the depth profile were much more clearly resolved compared to those obtained via smoothness regularization.
On the 40-keV image, a focal enhancement (arrow) is noted at the inferior border of the ablation zone, again more clearly visible compared to the 70-keV image.
To delineate this aspect more clearly, we compared the S/Co values obtained for the entire collection of sera analyzed in this study (n=131), using the one- and two-step r-Δgp160-based assays.
We were therefore questioning the value of interpersonal continuity instead of taking it for granted, and we assumed we would see similarities and differences more clearly by comparing patients' experiences with regular and unfamiliar GPs.
