Sentence examples for open to clarify from inspiring English sources

The differences in evolutionary rates of genes have been adscribed to functional constraints, but a debate is open to clarify the importance of translational costs, reflected in misfolding [ 47], structural factors [ 48, 49], and even pleiotropy [ 50], as the factors influencing the evolution of proteins.

That is also why groups advocating for LGBT rights, along with a slew of corporations and celebrities, have protested the law's enactment -- creating such uproar that Pence said on Tuesday he was open to "clarifying" the legislation.

First, there is a pressing need to frame the reason why feedback loops are so important, using research and open conversation to clarify a number of key theoretical and empirical issues in the field.

The National University Council recently asked research minister Francesco Profumo in an open letter to clarify the median-based criteria.

Mistrust among policy actors over 'hidden' interest of international donors in Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and failure to have open discussion to clarify the involvement of multinational companies in regional trade hamper the implementation of policies supporting SCI.

In a way, it is hypocritical to talk of defending fundamental rights when an attempt is being made to hide the content of this treaty from the people, avoid holding an open debate to clarify the issues and prevent citizens from expressing their opinion at the ballot box in national referendums.

Traces of uranium found at a Syrian site bombed by Israel are not sufficient evidence of undeclared nuclear activity, but Syria must be more open to help clarify the issue, the director of the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, said Monday.

He said the U.S.T.A. did not oppose Townsend's appearance at the Open and tried to clarify the organization's concerns about her development.

Wakayama also said that the results of RIKEN's investigation should be open so as to clarify what may have gone wrong.

This study introduces possible common molecular bases for several brain diseases, which open the opportunity to clarify the transnosological perspective assumed in brain diseases.

There are fundamental and lingering issues that the Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation – now re-opened – must attempt to clarify.