In terms of policy-making it is useful to distinguish three dimensions: the nature of decisions, that is, the extent to which they are explicit and specific versus implicit and diffuse; the extent of choice available in a given situation; and the political or technical character of actors participating in decisions.
The main concern is whether these instruments are explicit and sensitive enough in specific diseases, especially at their mild and moderate disease's stages.
Communication strategies were analyzed with criteria derived from Communication Accommodation Theory that included being clear, using medical syntax, using ethnic specific syntax, being explicit, and staying on topic when discussing pain.
Certain new procedures are explicit and visible.
Rules are explicit and expectations precise.
The result pages are explicit and intractable.
In reporting studies of e-interventions for medications management, authors should be explicit about which specific applications were studied, their features and implementation strategy, and should consider using standard definitions.
The authors might be more explicit and specific in defining how they are using the term "IMGs from Caribbean medical schools" in this paper since the study participants include students of US, Canadian, and other nationalities, as well as both "premedical" and MD students.
The new indictment, alleging false statements but not obstruction of Congress, is more explicit and specific than the charge dismissed last month.
Where the exchange of evidence includes personal data, the request should be considered to be explicit if it contains a freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the individual's wish to have the relevant personal data exchanged, either by statement or by affirmative action.
