Sentence examples for discuss it explicitly from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, whether one wants to discuss it explicitly or not, any concrete capability policy proposal can be analyzed in terms of the division between personal and collective responsibility; but this terminology is largely absent from the capability literature.
This is a distinct possibility (see for example [ 59]) but it would be best to discuss it explicitly.
A possible distinction with the Machine is that its members refrain from discussing it explicitly or even acknowledging that it exists.
Popper only briefly commented on this claim in a footnote (Popper 1974, 1186f), while other authors discussed it explicitly as a problem for falsificationism (for instance, Johansen 1980).
We cannot rule out the alternative explanation raised by the reviewers, but we see no reason to explicitly discuss it in the manuscript since we already give multiple examples of other possible explanations for the observed behavior and there is currently no basis to choose between them.
Without explicitly discussing it, we made a collective choice to be together for as long as we could in the summers, despite demanding jobs, opinionated husbands, different budgets and logistical complications.
For example, if a study did not explicitly discuss its limitations, it was not included as meeting the last item.
Although it did not discuss her illness explicitly, it condemned the often militaristic language around illness ("battling" disease, the "war" on cancer) that Ms. Sontag felt simultaneously marginalized the sick and held them responsible for their condition.
Although Jevons does not discuss explicitly the Trinity, it is clear that he believes in the existence of one God.
Though Moser does not discuss this explicitly, perhaps beliefs regarding our own experiences can be justified in a similar way.
When using the CIDI recency information as an indicator for the latest clinical diagnosis, researchers should keep in mind and explicitly discuss that it might include a considerable number of subthreshold cases, particularly in general population samples.
