Sentence examples for to clearly explicate from inspiring English sources

The mass loss was then normalized into the weight of only PMMA components to clearly explicate the thermal stability of PMMA in composites (Figure 3c).

We conclude with a call for experimental research designed to clearly explicate which points in the emotion regulation process appear most vulnerable to sleep loss as well as longitudinal studies to follow these processes in relation to the development of psychopathological conditions.

The information letter provided during the informed consent procedure will clearly explicate this procedure.

Yin borrows the legal metaphor of a "chain of evidence" signalling that the reasoning process from initial questions to final conclusions should be clearly explicated – in the homeopathic context that might include clear descriptions of the rationales for various medication choices.

To do so would be to ask the state to cease abiding by the most elementary rules of human relations including the rule so clearly explicated by my other colleague in a post far more critical of WikiLeaks:It's part of the nature of human communication that one doesn't always say the same thing to every audience.

The physical principles of ultrasound techniques (two-dimensional imaging and Doppler velocimetry) are briefly but clearly explicated with the help of numerous figures.

Clearly, however, the White House decided another step needed to be taken to explicate the administration's thought process on the matter.

In Sight & Sound, David Jays wrote that "Johansson's marvellous performance builds on the complex innocence of her screen presence (Ghost World, Lost in Translation)." Jays concluded his review by praising Webber and Serra's ability to "... deftly deploy daylight, candle and shadow, denying our desire to see clearly just as Vermeer refuses to explicate the situations in his paintings.

Longitudinal studies with larger patient cohorts would need to be conducted so as to explicate this finding.

As data collection and analysis progressed, we continued to seek variation in age to explicate the categories being developed.

Her attraction to the animals was not hard to explicate.