Sentence examples for statement that clarifies from inspiring English sources

It's a quick, visual statement that clarifies for the listener what your topic is about.

Data quality objectives (DQOs) are qualitative and quantitative statements that clarify study objectives, define appropriate types of data, and specify tolerable levels of potential decision errors that are used as the basis for establishing the quality and quantity of data needed to support decisions.

-Groups A and B divide into pairs to meet in small groups (of four) with pairs from Group C and D ROUND THREE Task: Students return to their original groups (A-D) to draft a statement of compromise that clarifies the original Senate agreement and/or modifies it.

Consider drafting up a statement in your outbound email that clarifies how you like to be in touch -- you can even include the times you plan to be off the grid.

This story has been updated with a new police statement that clarified Emantic  Bradford's involvement in Thursday's incident.

The move caused Bill Marriott himself to release a statement that clarified the Mormon-owned company's belief about the need to separate personal faith and business.

"The bottom line is that we haven't heard anything beyond a brief statement that doesn't clarify anything," Karen B. Stewart, the U.S. ambassador to Laos, said in an interview.

But on 3 December, operational search program director Peter Foley emailed to correct that statement, clarifying that approximately 80km had been missed and was "earmarked to be rerun".

The CDC issued a statement to clarify that "despite news reports to the contrary," officials have "not warned people against dressing [live] chickens in Halloween costumes".

We have included a statement to clarify that myofiber proportions within an entire skeletal muscle should not be correlated with myonuclei loss within an individual myofiber (in the subsection "Neuromuscular disruption stimulates SC contribution in the vicinity of NMJs").

"Clearly, the club's been in trouble financially and that [initial] statement clarifies it, that's for sure.