Sentence examples for only more clearly from inspiring English sources

Age and years of experience since 1949 have only more clearly defined their character and sharpened their impact.

New measures of causally up-stream variables that influence just the exogenous variables would have only more clearly specified the sources of the currently-free covariances between these variables.

Qualitative data only defines more clearly the importance of context and situation.

CLL cells when expressed 1 DR antigen only, induced more clearly defined typing responses than cells with 2 DR antigens.

Only by more clearly defining the ADHD construct will there be any success in identifying true genetic/biological markers for this disorder [ 3].

If your non-verbal signals match your words, you'll not only communicate more clearly, you'll also be perceived as being more charismatic.

Even Democrats say Mr. Bush could probably win a vote in favor of action against Iraq, but only if he more clearly articulated his reasons.

By means of the observation and analysis, compared with original image, it can be figured out that fused image not only has richer details but also more clearly highlights the lesions of cerebral infarction.

It was the principal achievement of the 19th-century linguists not only to realize more clearly than their predecessors the ubiquity of linguistic change but also to put its scientific investigation on a sound footing by means of the comparative method (see above History of linguistics: The 19th century).

We hope that our new annotation of (splice) variants will not only allow to more clearly distinguish between true alleles and transcript variations thereof, but to also accommodate potential new splice variants that may be discovered in macrophages or in other cell types.

The national recession has only brought that more clearly and painfully into focus.