Sentence examples for an explicit articulation of from inspiring English sources

In addition, Sampson fails to provide an explicit articulation of how corrections are offered and how specific errors are corrected.

The most potent impetus that can drive widespread and substantial integration of EBP in the Philippine PT curricula would be an explicit articulation of specific learning objectives and content on EBP in the minimum standards for education enforced by the CHED.

Accordingly, he eschewed any blueprint for political reform or any explicit articulation of moral or rational norms that society ought to uphold.

But 'thank you very much for your time' arguably steps away from a more explicit articulation of receipt of this information (a thanking for information or expertise) through this more formulaic closing.

This scenario is implicitly rejected by their work, but it may be helpful to have a more explicit articulation of how these two interpretations of the S. purpuratus findings differ.

While a change of environment may influence the culture of the unit, a more explicit articulation of staff roles, values and expectations in regard to the space is also required to support this change.

This is an example where the explicit articulation of the causal mechanism(s) that would explain the differences in achievement for students in smaller and larger classes and evidence to support that these mechanisms have actually taken place is missing.

Where explicit articulation of a goal will result in a complex environment pushing back in the opposite direction, an oblique goal will generally be more effective.

Where explicit articulation of a goal will result in the complex environment pushing back in the opposite direction, oblique goals will often be more effective.

The officials said the article by Admiral Watkins did not signal a new strategy but was the most explicit articulation of Navy thinking on the issue.

One important theoretical development in the 1970's and into the 1980's was the explicit articulation of the dimension of metafunction within the theory, although functional diversity was already present in the form of the analysis of the English clause (see Halliday 1961, 1966a).