Sentence examples for more clearly visible from inspiring English sources

Israel's intention is even more clearly visible in the expansion of illegal Jewish settlements in the occupied territories, which followed the start of the Oslo process.

But without the distraction of Mr. Jones's Shakespearean grandeur, the play's flaws, as well as its strengths, are more clearly visible.

But a direct attempt by Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula to stage an attack on American soil raises the question of whether the United States would have to take broader and more clearly visible retaliatory military action.

The composition, proportion, and quality of foods and ingredients should be made more clearly visible on food labels, rather than just drawing attention to the quantity of calories or nutrients.

The night sky is more clearly visible in mid-evening than in the summer months, and for people in the Northern states, it's not so cold that everyone will run inside after spotting Orion's belt.

In this case, the surface coverage is reduced, making the elongated traces more clearly visible.

Besides the obvious extreme values for divergence stated above, there is a more subtle but clearly visible decline in divergence from the first few positions towards the end of the reads, in general, divergence is higher for early position's distributions than for later ones.

Within the cytoplasm, one or more vacuoles were clearly visible indicating an immature nature of these cells.

A more evident impact is clearly visible in the third addressed case study, where gain imperfections are also considered: also the BF configuration with omnidirectional microphones is negatively influenced, as depicted in Figure 10B.

Another new mechanic is the inclusion of "blood physics" (blood loss is portrayed as being more natural and being clearly visible on characters or surroundings).

As the fringe frequency increases the sectioning capability of SLI increases and finer features of the specimen becomes visible more clearly.