Sentence examples for to present clearly from inspiring English sources
The Chinese (SjC) and Philippine (SjP) strains of the blood fluke Schistosoma japonicum have been shown to present clearly different phenotypes in fecundity, pathology, drug sensitivity and immunology.
"When my Corsican postdoc had to go to a conference on my behalf to give a presentation, he would not have done as well if he had not practiced every week," says Rose. "It is very important to learn to present clearly".
We have added text to the Discussion to make this point and to present clearly all the directions in which the modeling could be extended: neighbor-neighbor interactions, temporal nonlinearities, post-spike filter, RF surround, and inhibitory inputs.
The question, therefore, is not how better to organise institutional propaganda that is far removed from reality, but to find ways to present clearly to the citizens the debates on tomorrow's Europe and enable them to make themselves heard at every level.
They also highlighted that study information needed to be presented clearly to overcome misinterpretation of key study messages and procedures by the volunteers.
That is the best way to learn how to emphasize important points and organize the material to be presented clearly and succinctly".
A broad range of assessment is used on event management courses, as graduates need to be able to present information clearly and inventively to clients.
Its aim is pure and simple: to present as clearly as possible and to as many people as possible – it runs for the next five months – the greatness of the smallest of Klees.
Halley's first eclipse map, published as a 6d broadside by John Senex shortly before the event, is a prime example of Halley's use of cartography to present information clearly and effectively (as with his beautiful maps of magnetic variation and trade winds).
A screen often has to present information clearly and also act as the locus for interacting with the system.
The chosen value has to be larger than or equal to 10−3 for the flow to present a clearly converging spectrum.
