Sentence examples for which clearly complicates from inspiring English sources
Illegal immigration, by the way, is yet another direct result of fundamentalist conservative George Bush's near total incompetence which clearly complicates the challenge facing the country.
Different cellulase components may be inhibited to different extents and by different mechanisms, which clearly complicates the interpretation of the data.
For example, it is not clear how many bovine RNF14 transcript variants exist in total, which clearly complicates our (co-expression) interpretation of the Agilent probe that provided the original foundation for some of the predictions.
Since semiflexible polymers show anisotropic response to applied forces [ 54], affine deformations are no fully valid assumption which clearly complicates the question of how stresses and strains are transmitted within networks [ 106].
People involved in the deal said that the bankers had cautioned H.P.'s board that its stock might fall initially after the deal's announcement, but the bankers had not been told that H.P. planned to also lower its earnings guidance at the same time, which clearly complicated the announcement and may have led to more criticism of the transaction.
It is a dense orbit in each picture, which clearly shows that the system has very complicated dynamical behaviors.
"The reasons why ethnic minorities are not getting equal treatment are complicated, but likely include poorer health coming into the system, and lower socioeconomic status, which clearly leads to barriers to good health care.
Which clearly creates privacy friction.
Which, clearly, is a lie. .
