Sentence examples for publications clearly from inspiring English sources

These publications clearly identify the sequence of procedures which have to be performed and corrections which have to be applied to generate quantitative images of activity distribution in the patient body and to obtain information about how this activity changes over time.

Increasing interest in controlling water-borne pathogens in water resources evidenced by a large number of recent publications clearly attests to the need for studies that synthesize knowledge from multiple fields covering comparative aspects of pathogen contamination, and unify them in a single place in order to present and address the problem as a whole.

Our data and previous publications clearly demonstrate that hSGLT3 does not transport sugar, but it senses the sugar [3].

21 22 Secondary publications clearly indicated that further potentially relevant unpublished trials existed.

It might be difficult to avoid inclusion of some patients more than once in the meta-analysis, although publications clearly based on the analyses of the same patients cohorts were excluded.

The study of consciousness and even of self-experience has in fact become a central concern in contemporary neuroscience and cognitive science, as a spate of recent publications clearly shows, for example, [ 11, 15].

New data, currently being considered for publication, clearly shows FC users looking at what they are about to point to before beginning the movement of pointing.

Regarding the Black Power List, Phillips wrote: "'Racist' is used to describe material which is derogatory and insulting, which this publication clearly is not".

"Thank you for your recent letter regarding the Black Power List 2008... 'Racist' is used to describe material which is derogatory and insulting, which this publication clearly is not".

So do computer terminals, each of which, come to think of it, is the spatial equivalent of a stacked set of the Encyclopaedia Britannica (to mention the kind of obsolescent publication clearly destined for truckage across the Meadows).

Mr. Ai said Wednesday that he had spoken to Global Times partly because he believed in openness with all media outlets, but also because he thought the police would be less likely to take exception to an interview with a publication clearly under the control of the Communist Party's propaganda department.