Sentence examples for that present clear from inspiring English sources

Judges will favor those teams that present clear evidence that unique customer insights drove the development of the team's products and formed the foundation of their businesses.

MPGN cases that present clear glomerular C3 staining with absent or scanty immunoglobulins are considered complement-mediated MPGN and are referred to as C3Gs (Fig 5).

In fields like synthetic mammalian virology that present clear hazards, you'd want the research plans sent to a couple of peer reviewers in the field for evaluation, for safety and for suggested improvements.

However, among the high number of orthologues detected in the amoeba D. discoideum (at least 87), 70 have the same domain organisation of their metazoan orthologues, which correlated well with the description in this species of a cytokinesis structure that presents clear similarities with the animal midbody [20], [24].

In the paper by D. Garmatyuk and J. Schuerger, the authors introduce a new alternative for an ultra-wideband OFDM pulse model that presents clear advantages with respect to traditional schemes in presence of jamming.

The horrors in Syria are symptoms of a tangle of political crises that present no clear course of action for the United States, or its allies, or any other constellation of the international community.

Like other companies trying to create entertainment Web sites, Pop.com found that developing compelling material was a costly proposition that presented no clear revenue opportunities.

Congressional inquiries have confirmed that the bureau for many years spied upon groups that presented no clear threat to domestic security.

He was drawn only reluctantly into foreign crises, such as the civil war in Syria, that presented no clear exit for the United States.

Defendants contend that there were exigent circumstances here — namely, the "immediate risk of harm" posed by David's "mental state that presented a clear and present danger to himself and others" and his possession of firearms.

In his later years Hoccleve turned from the ballads addressed to his many patrons to serious religious verse and to recording the ills of the day in a literal-minded manner that presents a clear picture of the time.