Sentence examples for examined explicitly from inspiring English sources
Despite this, stigma is rarely examined explicitly in studies of neighbourhood disadvantage and health.
Whether examined explicitly or implicitly, the literature includes studies of interactions between treatments, such as tillage and residue management.
General force and moment distributions are assumed and the elementary, low order excitation modes are examined explicitly.
Globalization and some other institutional features like central bank independence and sound fiscal policies are likely contributors to inflation convergence, but such hypotheses are not examined explicitly in the paper.
Finally, preliminary data are presented on the efficacy of mindfulness meditation, a treatment that has been examined explicitly in older adults and targets optimizing brain function and descending inhibition.
Although social support (including perceived support) has been found to be a protective factor for depression, anxiety, and physical disability among older adults, it has not previously been examined explicitly in relation to fall events (Cole and Dendukuri 2003; Vink et al. 2008; Taylor 2011).
They called on the commission to "examine explicitly" how sovereign debt is rated and the role of the agencies "in the amplification of the crises and their impact on financial stability".
In this study, we use stochastic network simulations to examine explicitly population heterogeneity as a function of landscape structure and insect behavior.
Furthermore, the study is determined to examine explicitly the components architectural arrangements' of underhood compartments and present simplified models of the compartments so that they can serve as aerothermal baseline models in the early stages of design.
This mixed-methods study is the first to examine explicitly whether and to what degree proxies differentiate between these two approaches and what considerations influence their mode of decision making.
Second, we argue that the econometric evidence of nonlinearities is often developed in ways that do not allow one to examine explicitly the effects of alternative policies on growth.
