Sentence examples for successful clarification from inspiring English sources

We feel that the success of our teaching programme is also based on the light the programme sheds on the complex way in which men and women are advantaged and disadvantaged by biological and social factors in health issues and the successful clarification of it by the programme.

Strengths include our extensive searching and successful contact with authors for clarifications and in one case, access to individual patient data.

The 1942 Pulitzer citation praised "its successful campaign which resulted in the clarification and confirmation for all American newspapers of the right of free press as guaranteed under the Constitution".

1942 Gold Medal for Public Service for a successful campaign that resulted in the clarification and confirmation for all American newspapers of the right of free press as guaranteed under the Constitution.

This provides opportunity for value clarification and recognition of a successful life while visually impaired.

Appropriate levels of parental perception and concern about child weight are important components of successful obesity treatment, but the factors that contribute to these attitudes need clarification.

Biocrust conservation cannot become successful without improvements to science-based land-management tools as well as clarification of the relevance of biocrusts to the broader rangelands that support rural communities.

This paper introduces successful fabrication of dense and less-oxidized metallic titanium (Ti) coatings by Warm Spray and clarification of phenomena occurring upon the spray process.

This clarification was added on 23 January 2012: The story above says that only 24 successful applicants for jobs at MediaCity, the BBC's new northern headquarters in Salford, are from the city itself.

Of the 3,172 people from Salford, Greater Manchester, who applied for jobs at MediaCity, just 24 were successful, it has emerged, leading to a political row with Blears demanding an inquiry and clarification from Peter Salmon.

Calcott asks for clarification of reciprocal causation, whilst Gardner writes "'reciprocal causation' is not conducive to successful biological science", implying that he has misunderstood our usage of this term.