Sentence examples for more clearly using from inspiring English sources

On further reflection, I think it's possible to make the points I was trying to make in my post on Texas more clearly using – wait for it – supply and demand.

The disconnect between reality and the response of lawmakers is clear, with activist groups often appearing to grasp the situation much more clearly, using relevant and current information.

EDI is a recently standardized technique for imaging the choroid more clearly using commercial SD-OCT [ 17– 20].

For example, the graded effects of baseline cognitive ability with gender or with age were observed more clearly using the ADAS-cog scale and had larger effect sizes.

We also attempted to illustrate transitions more clearly using a newly added Figure 1 figure supplement 1 serving as a support to the main Figure 1.

These spectral differences between normal and dysplasia tissues can be viewed more clearly using the difference spectrum as shown in Figure 4B.

To define the waves more clearly, use mouse or sea salt spray as you tousle.

Using white light it was possible to observe the grains and the martensitic phase transformation of the material more clearly than using DSPC; nevertheless, better quantitative results of displacement, in-plane strain and elastic moduli were obtained using DSPC than using DIC when they were compared to the reference values measured by electrical extensometry.

Specifically, in the indication classifications, terms/diagnoses such as fetal distress, dystocia, failure to progress, cephalo-pelvic disproportion, obstructed labor, macrosomia, failed induction and failed trial of labor would need to be more clearly defined using unambiguous and preferably evidence-based terminology.

In breast cancer, the lesion location, size, number, and borders are more clearly visualized using MRI.

The variations of swelling are more clearly captured using BIS R0 than volume or circumference measurements.