Sentence examples for separate clarifications from inspiring English sources
The Israeli government's responses to the Arab meeting were muddled, coming in the form of two seemingly contrasting statements and then two separate clarifications.
He may have been in denial about it during the previous week when it had taken six separate clarifications and the publication of his tax return to get to the truth about his finances, but now he wanted to set the record straight in a statement to the Commons about the Panama Papers.
The complete control scheme has been designed for an actual plant and tested by a simulation programme based on the n. 2 IAWQ model for the biological reactors and on separate models of the clarification and thickening phases for the settler.
This sieve is implemented as a compact alternative to primary clarification to separate suspended solids from sewage prior to biological nutrient removal.
The sodium hydroxide reacts with the aluminous minerals of bauxite to form a saturated solution of sodium aluminate; insoluble impurities, called red mud, remain in suspension and are separated in the clarification step.
Thus, a separate question that, generally, deserves clarification is the nature of the divalent metal atoms that are bound by the RNA-protein complexes in vivo.
The potential paralogs within C. brenneri (Cbre-dsh-1a, Cbre-dsh-1b, Cbre-dsh-2a, Cbre-dsh-2b, Cbre-mig-5a, and Cbre-mig-5b) were each on separate contigs, offering no potential clarification.
However, investigating aggrecan expression in at least two separate cell passages is necessary for clarification.
The mimic of the light phase process stream from the final clarification step comprised two separate USD steps.
Between early 1999 and mid-2001, my officials on nine separate occasions asked the European commission for formal clarification of the position.
Rather, the initial focus of the panel will be "looking into existing national inquiries that are under way already, then, if necessary, to ask for further clarification," he told reporters, referring to the separate investigations by Israel and Turkey.
