Sentence examples for more directly stated from inspiring English sources

More directly stated, when there is uncertainty, the treatment is less likely to match the diagnosis.

This explanation may apply to more of the women than those who directly stated as much.

In an earlier draft, the second reason was stated more directly: "There is great need for the tissues and organs of the hopelessly comatose in order to restore to health those who are still salvageable".

Stated more directly: given error-free VAF data, under what conditions is it possible to reconstruct the clonal evolution of a tumor?

Another shows that federal spending is more directly focused than state and local spending on children in families with incomes less than twice the poverty level.

ALEC was founded in the 1970s to link corporate executives and lobbyists with local lawmakers, bypassing the federal government to influence policy more directly at the state level.

He was also probably chosen to appeal more directly to the state's rural voters, a constituency that normally supported Morton.

The state variable NPLSR X -factors from the inverse metamodelling were more directly related to the state variable behaviour than the Y -factors representing the state variables in the classical metamodelling due to the asymmetric nature of the NPLSR models (defined primarily based on the X -scores, not the Y -scores).

One property that a normalization should satisfy is that when b i = 0 and when b i ≠ 0. Stated more directly, the normalization procedure should preserve the biological relationships of interest in the expected values of the estimated coefficients corresponding to the biological variables.

American and European labor unions have been pressing for years to communicate more directly with China's state-run union monopoly and the country's Communist Party leaders.

The Sarajevo textbook says that Princip's group, Young Bosnia, was "supported by secret organisations from Serbia", while the Bihac textbook states more directly that the plotters were "supported by Serbia".