Sentence examples for underlined clearly from inspiring English sources

An occasional problem is that physical points are not underlined clearly enough: it is hard to discern at first that the parents come back from each "death" wearing scars and bloodstains.

"We have underlined very clearly that it is not the job of the trust to make decisions about the terms and conditions of performers or the sanctions that are applied to them when they are found to be wanting," Lyons added.

This is an important point, which we have now underlined more clearly.

The binding studies described above underline clearly the major contribution of the primary pThr site in interactions with both XRCC1 and XRCC4.

WHAT could underline more clearly the pain that the global credit squeeze is inflicting on financial giants?

I suggest underlining more clearly that the risk of depression will be calculated in relation to other possible combinations of job strain model variables, which I find important as there is some evidence of diverging results.

The 1994 report also underlines quite clearly the problems which the application of the subsidiarity principle came across in practice: in particular, the Commission explains how the attitude of the Member States vis-à-vis the analysis of subsidiarity often responds to questions which have little or nothing to do with Article 3B.

This key role in the blood glucose homeostasis makes SGLT2 a promising target which has been clearly underlined by the results of preclinical and clinical studies.

The impact of the empty bed residence time (EBRT) on process performances was clearly underlined by varying the polluted air flow from 4 to 20 m3 h−1 corresponding to a variation in the EBRT from 63 to 13 s.

Our findings clearly underlined the benefits of a genome-based establishment of heterotic patterns in rice as a requirement for a sustainable long-term success of hybrid rice breeding.

In the latter study, items seemed to be too abstract and citizens clearly underlined that they did not understand what was meant by 'applying information to their daily life' or by 'considering whether information was applicable'.