Sentence examples for much clearer at from inspiring English sources
They said Labour's "story" would become much clearer at its September conference.
The spatial variation in likelihood of P deficiency and responsiveness was much clearer at this scale and more efficient foliar sampling programmes could be designed.
In this paper, as shown in Fig. 2, we found a relationship between EPBs and the lower atmosphere, and the relationship was much clearer at an altitude of 40 km.
The aim of our operation would have needed to be much clearer at the outset: take out Gaddafi.
Scintigraphic images showed that the uptake was much clearer at 4 h p.i. of the anti-CD4 mAb in comparison with anti-CEA mAb.
Plus-end tracking of TACC3 was much clearer at anaphase on astral and interpolar MTs in either HeLa or RPE1 cells (see below).
"This will give us a much clearer look at how things are disorganized, rather than just saying they are disorganized," says Ed Lein, director of neuroscience at the Allen Institute.
But the senior debt holders may decide that they will fare better if Chrysler files for bankruptcy and they can make a grab for whatever sellable assets are left.The outlines of GM's future are not much clearer, but at least it seems to have one.
This improved view should give cancer researchers a much clearer look at the complex physical and biochemical interplay that takes place when cells leave a tumor, move through the surrounding tissue and approach a blood vessel.
We focus on these six stations mainly because the observed temporal changes in resonance (peak) frequencies at these stations are much clearer than those at other stations (Wu and Peng, 2011), allowing us to better quantify long-term subtle temporal changes after the Tohoku main shock.
We also find that the observed temporal changes in peak frequencies and peak spectral ratios (maxima of the spectral ratios) at these stations are much clearer than those at other stations, allowing us to better quantify temporal changes associated with the strong ground motion caused by the To-hoku main shock.
