Sentence examples for claims explicitly from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the substantial question of invalidity raised by the CompuServe Trend reference is the same regardless of whether one considers claims explicitly requiring that both of these pieces of information be displayed (i.e., claims 2 and 11) or claims requiring that only the "information identifying the item" be displayed (i.e., claims 1, 6, and 9).

One way of avoiding this problem, suggested in Hitchcock (2004a) is to make causal claims explicitly contrastive.

While Kant's discussion of the mathematically sublime mentions the Pyramids in Egypt and St. Peter's Basilica in Rome (§26, 252), it is not clear that these are intended as examples of the sublime; and Kant claims explicitly that the most appropriate examples are of things in nature.

In an Australian study [20], none of the claims explicitly reporting quantitative outcomes provided ARR or NNT.

Established in 1994, the DPD contains patents (and, since 1999, patent applications) with one or more claims explicitly referring to DNA or RNA or terms of art specific to DNA (for example, 'plasmid' or 'nucleotide'), mapping patents to the field of genomics.

Putin has made this claim explicitly on occasion.

In fact, all five of these positions that advocates claim explicitly or implicitly to support the expansion of Pay for Success are baseless.

Although he exaggerated the degree of certainty that could be legitimately claimed for his hypotheses, La Forge did not claim explicitly that all explanations must be mechanical.

To some, most notably Feyerabend, no compensation need occur and the argument is continued to claim explicitly the second law of thermodynamics is unconditionally violated.

Bolzano himself, however, did not draw such conclusions from his definition, but quite on the contrary: He claimed explicitly that there would be beautiful objects in the world even if no human being existed (Bolzano 1843b,  67).

Unless you are already a powerful consumer brand, a privilege only a small proportion of companies can claim, explicitly attempting to use your audience as a free sales force undermines your legitimacy.