Sentence examples for most clear cut example from inspiring English sources

Maybe if the guy disguised his greedy play better, it wouldn't have been as clear, but that was probably the most clear cut example of a counter that I have personally encountered.

As PA represents the most clear cut example of the dissociation between Aβ accumulation and cognitive impairment, investigation of the type and species of Aβ peptides in PA cohorts could provide novel insights into the poor correlation between Aβ and cognition.

The most clear-cut example of that, perhaps, was the first episode in the cluster.

"If he's convicted of a felony, he loses his license," he said, citing the most clear-cut example.

Perhaps the most clear-cut example -- enhancement at its most pure," they write -- is plastic surgery, which began as a reconstructive treatment for World War I injuries.

Perhaps the most clear-cut example of the influence of differential sociocultural experience on facial age processing is evident in young adults' age judgments for older middle-age stimulus faces.

The most clear-cut example of this is NuRD's function in controlling p53 acetylation levels.

The most clear-cut example for intron gain is angiotensinogen that, in lampreys, tetrapods and D. rerio, depicts the typical exon/intron pattern of group V2.

RIP is thought to be the most clear-cut example of a genome defense mechanism because it has no other known purpose (Daboussi and Capy 2003; Galagan and Selker 2004).

The high maternal and neonatal mortality associated with extremes of birthweight, sometimes called the obstetric dilemma, has been described as "perhaps the most clear-cut example of a human character subject to stabilizing selection".

The most clear-cut example of cryptic divergence was found in Pyura herdmani between the temperate and subtropical/tropical provinces in southern Africa, which are inhabited by distinct lineages whose ranges overlap on the southeast coast.