Sentence examples for more clearly display from inspiring English sources
In order to more clearly display the main retrieval process, all table items in Fig. 4 only display two data items, including the number required to be matched at the next stage and the initial positioning of matching at the next stage.
The report ends with four recommendations for energy drink makers: Label products more clearly, display a warning about high caffeine levels, stop marketing to anyone under age 18, and report to the FDA any serious adverse effects.
However, because this was an issue raised by several reviewers we chose to include additional data to more clearly display the different intensities.
To more clearly display this functional difference, the 74 NF-κB-dependent genes were annotated by primary biochemical function and kinetic grouping (Table 2).
Some extreme outliers that would have been otherwise gated out were removed from the data set to more clearly display the data.
However, detection of pathological changes by immunohistological methods in thalamus, substantia nigra, brain stem, hippocampus, cerebellum, and spinal cord by more clearly display the reasons of morbidity in JE patients.
Languid shots of pylons and plumes of paint flowering in water punctuate listless conversations, and the various reflections in Daniel's bulging cornea — a clock, a blank canvas — are more clearly displayed than the characters' motivations.
Vince and Marc by Marc Jacobs will get new spaces, and the denim brands are now more clearly displayed along a wide aisle near the escalators, with a separate area for J Brand.
It was rightly acclaimed by Maria Eagle, formerly shadow transport secretary, as setting out "an alternative vision for the future" to be read by any serious politician; but she was moved to environment, while Ed Balls's "dead hand" could not have been more clearly displayed.
Perhaps nowhere is this more clearly displayed than in his later writings, especially the Pancosmia section of the Nova … Philosophia and in his discussion of mathematical and physical space (Brickman, tr. 1943; Vedrine, ed. 1996).
They might be more clearly displayed in table format than as graphs.
