Sentence examples for could be explicitly from inspiring English sources
Such issues could be explicitly prioritised in the UN finance for development declaration next year.
The time-path of debt repayment could be explicitly linked to the timing of the economic recovery.
Emphasize that the points of view could be explicitly stated in the article or inferred by the reader.
There are additional types of constructs that could be explicitly considered by bug localization techniques.
If the entrenchment relation could be explicitly represented by means of conditional propositions, then it would be possible to define the new entrenchment relation that would result from a single belief revision, making iterated belief revision representable.
Through expounding the distributed situation of PANI nanocones, it could be explicitly inferred that the nucleation and growth processes of PANI occurred on the internal surface of the 3D reduced graphene oxide layers.
Flowing information could also be explicitly defined in the template language, but such idea is not explored in this paper.
The unexplained variance is attributed to differences in experimental set-ups and measuring errors which could not be explicitly accounted for due to a lack of additional data.
Therefore, the nature of the design is to find a set of optimal parameters of the rectangular periodic grating in order to get a minimum evaluated function F. However, P q is a multi-variables function and a numerical solution, which could not be explicitly expressed as a function of the parameters above.
"To look at it from both sides," a professor who sat near me during the session wrote me later, "this attempt to control reporting might reasonably be taken as an attempt to allow some participants to express more critical and oppositional views than would be possible otherwise--yet this premise, like much else, couldn't be explicitly said.
Finally, subpopulations of HSCs that have different intrinsic rates of proliferation, differentiation, or clearance could then be explicitly treated.
