Sentence examples for criteria explicitly from inspiring English sources

That said, Bafta's criteria explicitly gives filmmakers some leeway.

Second, DI's criteria explicitly include economic factors, such as the ability to retrain.

Only 22% of 89 studies meeting inclusion criteria explicitly controlled for concomitant psychotherapy.

Infill walls and their openings become engineered components, with their compliance to performance-based criteria explicitly checked in design calculations.

In the process of developing the portfolio electronically, each team strategizes collectively in conformance to the criteria explicitly transcribed on the course e-learning portal.

These criteria explicitly reflect the main quality components suggested in the recent ISPOR Guideline [ 3].

Although no inclusion criterion explicitly required a minimum amount of time on the street to qualify for the study, in practice the street-based recruitment resulted in a sample of youth who spent substantial time on the street, a large proportion of whom were homeless.

In Sextus, the source for the notion of 'the reasonable' as the criterion, this criterion is explicitly marked as one that Arcesilaus did not adhere to, but constructed as "a counterblast to that of the Stoics" (M.

If all these criteria were explicitly met, it would be ideal, but life is rarely ideal.

In order to circumvent this limitation, the present paper provides a unified framework to describe all FBMC signals in which both signal design and implementation criteria are explicitly combined.

These independent criteria are explicitly incorporated into the third version of the political theory (Book 13), which specifies that people are to promote "care and benefit" to the clan, state, and world, instead of merely conforming to their superiors' judgments of "right" and "not".