Sentence examples for more clearly which from inspiring English sources

It helps you think more clearly, which will help you do better.

They set out their positions more clearly, which is helpful, but they don't resolve any of the difficult issues.

Look at amending procedural parts of the convention to set out more clearly which cases the court should have the power to examine.

Supporters of Eurosceptic campaign group Business for Britain have written to the Daily Telegraph calling for Mr Cameron to spell out more clearly which powers should be taken back to Britain from Brussels.

In Figure 3b, the detailed convergence process for the first ten iterations is shown more clearly, which demonstrates that the objective function in Loop1 can be promoted effectively by optimizing virtual uplink power (purple block) and beamforming vector (blue block) in turn.

He claimed professors would show up on time -- he supposed lateness is a problem -- and speak more clearly, which is a totally legitimate point if memory serves.

European regulators asked Google to more clearly explain which data it collects and how it uses it, and to more easily allow people to opt out, among other requests.

"These markers could be used to more clearly define which precancers need to be treated versus those that need to be followed, so you don't go doing surgery on women who have innocuous infections," said Dr. Crum, a professor of pathology at Harvard.

The line width of the patterns is the same as Fig. 1b. Figure 2c shows the characteristic of nanotubes more clearly, from which we can see their open mouths.

It makes some sense that Foursquare wouldn't more clearly promote which deals are going on where — after all, most venues probably don't want everyone in a city trying to take advantage of the deal (much like any other form of coupon).

To more clearly define which parameters of bone formation were impaired in KO mice, volumes of mineralized and osteoid tissue were determined.