Sentence examples for be more explicitly stated from inspiring English sources

Assumptions about survivorship are often hidden; our results suggest that these modelling assumptions should be more explicitly stated given their impact on model dynamics and results.

Abstract and Introduction: Given that the principal difference between the analysis in this manuscript and that presented in several previous publications (i.e. Fiete et al., 2008; Towse et al., 2014) is that the authors assume a spatial range equal to the size of the largest grid module, this should be more explicitly stated in the Abstract and Introduction.

"All that happened here is that it was more explicitly stated.

Central government passed from the Council of State to the States General, which was more explicitly subordinated to provincial authority.

Care was taken to remove the transfection mixtures in these experiments, and we have now more explicitly stated that in the Methods section.

But Raines's perspective is more explicitly personal.

Life is more explicitly rational than mere physical matter because it is more explicitly self-determining.

Few things are more explicitly ephemeral than a Tweet.

This is why we also conclude that future publications should more explicitly state their position with regards to the NIST characteristics.

We now more explicitly state that it is birds' dependence on dietary (i.e., external) carotenoids to initiate their metabolism that results in this property.

So, it can be explicitly stated that turnover intention was explained more by job satisfaction than by burnout.