Sentence examples for represents more clearly from inspiring English sources

The other two are related to geology (F2 and F3) although F3 represents more clearly geochemical background related to large lithological groups.

Pcb-statecharts enable designers to represent more clearly scenarios comprising system interactions.

In order to represent more clearly, first ten cycles has been shown in this figure.

Developed by Premasagar Rose and Tom Leitch, it uses the information in the Freecycle network, which operates via a series of closed, private Yahoo Groups, to represent more clearly what's offered or wanted in a particular area.

"Everything the church represents seems to be more clearly represented by Michelle and Barack Obama," he said.

Our responsibilities will be more clearly defined.

(Though clearly some of these cannot be Ferguson residents, since the number represents more than the entire adult population and Ferguson policing applies to visitors as well).

A larger collection of tissue will be required, representing more orchards, to more clearly observe whether the environmental impact on this disorder can be attributed to an epigenetically regulated process, such as DNA methylation, and to mine for suitable epigenetically regulated predictive biomarkers.

A more-intelligent person is assumed to represent information more clearly and to operate faster on these representations.

On the contrary, the companies are losing the PR battle, and badly; for instance, over two-thirds of respondents to a Variety survey said that the writers were representing themselves more clearly, forcefully, honestly and forthrightly than the companies.

I don't think either of these things alters the basic picture I presented in my previous post, but clearly they represent more alarm bells for Democrats.