Sentence examples for predicted clarity from inspiring English sources
In addition, lack of clarity about leadership negatively predicted clarity of objectives, overall team effectiveness, efficient use of resources, and effective communication with patients.
Nine regression models predicted water clarity (R2 = 0.69 0.90) during 1990 2010, with separate models for eastern (TM path 11; four models) and western Maine (TM path 12; five models that captured differences in topography and landscape disturbance.
The nucleotide modifications (by DMS), the pauses corresponding to nuclease (TI and VI) cleavage sites and the toe prints corresponding to PTB binding sites were mapped to MFOLD predicted structure for clarity (Fig. 3).
Further supporting the causal role of actual-desired self-esteem discrepancies in predicting self-clarity, Study 3 found that a manipulation designed to make high self-esteem seem less desirable reduced the relationship between self-esteem and clarity.
The F.B.I. deputy director, Andrew McCabe, admitted in a CNBC interview on October 4th that the U.S. intelligence community "should have predicted" the attacks "with more clarity, maybe, than we did".
This lack of clarity is also predicted to reduce the groups' influence on individuals.
It is not an insurmountable problem, says Dr Wang, who is working on a technique to model the skull so that its effects on the ultrasonic waves can be predicted and eliminated in software, restoring clarity to the signals.
One, we predicted that negative compartmentalisation, and lower self-concept clarity would be associated with social anxiety.
He predicted a period of uncertainty that "must be faced with lucidity and clarity".
Lack of clarity about leadership and conflict over leadership both negatively predicted team processes, participation, support for innovation, and mean team-working score.
