Sentence examples for been explicitly pointed to from inspiring English sources

Ignoring unpleasant, but important, value issues may become more difficult when they have been explicitly pointed to and highlighted.

They may not have been explicitly pointed out to you in your career to date but you probably have them.

But he couldn't see those things until they were explicitly pointed out to him.

We believe that plotting the average speed in the original figure (original Figure 6A) led to misunderstanding, as was explicitly pointed out in the main comments, and we have therefore removed it.

Unless they are explicitly pointed out and debunked, they will persist, coexisting with standard concepts of evolution that may be learned in the classroom.

In call texts issued by this program, run by the Dutch Science Council (NWO),e it is explicitly pointed out that the emphasis should be on furthering socio-economic goals through partnerships with industry and private companies.

When these more liberal analyses were used, it is explicitly pointed out in the results section.

Carroll's original pyramid, whilst striving for universality, does not show itself when tested empirically, to be able to explicitly point to where companies' environmental responsibilities lie, and which priorities they ought to follow.

While own weight (BMI) has already been linked to labor supply (Lakdawalla and Philipson 2007; Loh 2009), evidence from psychology explicitly points to fatness being stigmatized by spouses, and that social pressures for slimness affect marital interaction (Sobal 1995).

Since BMI has been shown to constitute a good proxy for both male and female physical attractiveness, and evidence from psychology explicitly points to fatness being stigmatized by spouses (Sobal 1995), we will consider this measure in our analysis.

This fact was first explicitly pointed out by Fujishige [20].