Sentence examples for more clearly point from inspiring English sources

For example, the pre-processing algorithms may be distorting the edges of the structures of interest, a defect that an edge extractor can more clearly point to, as is the case of the example shown in Fig. 9.

There will be "a wider window within which to satisfy the summons," according to a press release, and a revamped summons form will more clearly point out the time, date and location for court appearances.

We now more clearly point this out in the manuscript.

We have also modified the text (shown below) to more clearly point out the interesting dynamics seen in this figure.

As explained above, we now more clearly point out that we do not use toeprinting as a quantitative measure of the efficiency of complex formation.

This does not rule out that a larger screen would detect more differences in host specificity and more clearly point out the genetic varieties that determine the host specificity.

The novel might have turned out better if Mr. Baker's floundering attempts at wit, including some comic business about room service, had more clearly pointed toward the crazed, hallucinatory nature of Jay's ideas.

He strove to make articles shorter and more blunt, with a more clearly stated point of view.

He talked about the artist's role in helping people see themselves more clearly (a point made about R.E.M. in its own induction), and about how Nirvana's music blasted through late-eighties disaffectedness with "crystalline, nuclear rage" and showed a "sweet and beautiful but fed-up fury, coupled with howling vulnerability".

In general, in many cases in the manuscript, the correspondence between legend and figure can be improved, by indicating more clearly the points specific sentences in the legend refer to.

Specialty training in the United Kingdom now has a much more clearly defined starting point (and end point), with greater centralisation of application schemes.