The poets of this period accordingly placed great emphasis on the workings of the unconscious mind, on dreams and reveries, on the supernatural, and on the childlike or primitive view of the world, this last being regarded as valuable because its clarity and intensity had not been overlaid by the restrictions of civilized "reason".
Review teams may find BFFS particularly valuable in improving the clarity of both description and interpretation.
A qualitative process evaluation e.g., [ 34, 35] would have been valuable for providing some clarity around specific intervention effects.
The Reviewing Editor and the reviewers discussed their comments before we concluded that your manuscript is a topical and valuable contribution that brings clarity to an area that has been in the realm of opinion and aggregated anecdotes.
If its color and clarity are exceptional, valuable carats are lost because of Macintyre's attempt to maximize brilliance at the expense of heft.
And that clarity was so valuable whereas today it's like, Ok, we want to go build an app.
If these state advisories are a source of decision-making information for sensitive populations, then measures to improve message clarity would be valuable.
Defects of diamond's clarity make it less valuable.
We thank Ezra Rosen, Brent Bill, Jennifer Lowe, and Neelroop Parikshak for reading the manuscript for clarity, and Eric Wexler, Chandran Vijayendran, Patricia Kramer, and Jeffrey Kaye for valuable conversations.
In Fig. 7(a) it can be clearly seen that students found the structure, organisation and clarity of the teaching material to be the most valuable aspect (60%%), followed by uniformity (21%%) and illustrations and photographs (19%%).
