Sentence examples for proposes to clarify from inspiring English sources
The phrase "proposes to clarify" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when introducing an intention to make something clearer or more understandable. Example: "The report proposes to clarify the objectives of the project to ensure all team members are aligned."
After shedding light on the many facets of the issue, this paper proposes to clarify the situation by introducing levels of execution in the programming language, thereby allowing aspects to observe and run at specific, possibly different, levels.
A reaction pathway has been proposed to clarify the oxidation/nitration mechanism of phosphorus-containing carbons.
A growth mechanism was proposed to clarify the formation process for variable-shaped MoSe2 crystals.
A two-stage flowchart was proposed to clarify the FCS degradation analysis.
A pore size homogenization process is proposed to clarify the changes of porous architectures during the high temperature annealing.
Based on obtained data using characterization methods, reaction mechanism steps were proposed to clarify the reactions that occurred during the mechanochemical process.
An empirical-mechanical model was then proposed to clarify the influences of the damage level and effective healed length on the induced healing index.
A mechanism is proposed to clarify the still not well understood process of TiO2 heterogeneous photocatalytic transformation of nitrate, based on literature data and detected products.
A possible charge transfer mechanism on the TiO2 NPs/NWs hybrid has been proposed to clarify the correlation between material structure and performance.
One growth mechanism involving two self-limiting reactions is proposed to clarify the decoration of ALD-Pt nanoparticles over the CNT support.
In this paper, a semiconductor photo-induced electrocatalysis model is proposed to clarify the photocatalytic mechanism by correlating the band structures of BiOI, Bi4O5I2, and Bi4O5Br2 with their visible-light photocatalytic reactivity to phenol, bisphenol A, methylparaben, and propylparaben.
