Sentence examples for expected to be explicitly from inspiring English sources

Manafort's work managing Trump's campaign is not expected to be explicitly addressed.

The nuclear genes (core mito-proteome) encoding these proteins are expected to be explicitly tied to critical co-adaptive mito-nuclear processes.

Details of deployed persuasive technology with behavioral theories and user experience evaluation are lacking and expected to be reported explicitly in the future intervention studies.

The scientists then offered strong support for teaching ethics as part of a science degree, especially when scientists and engineers were explicitly expected to be aware of the social implications of their work.

He is also expected to be questioned over whether he explicitly backed the move prior to taking over responsibility for the decision from business secretary Vince Cable.

Pharmacists, who are expected to be closest to a gold standard since their training explicitly incorporates NHP, identified NHP in only 41% of all NHP users.

For group tracking, the overall tendency of the group objects is expected to be revealed, and the trajectories of individual objects are simultaneously reconstructed explicitly.

The patient's functioning should explicitly be expressed in terms of what the patient is expected to be capable or not capable of performing at the workplace [ 16].

Neutral actions would be expected to be perceived with lower trait intensity than the other actions where the actor was asked to explicitly convey a trait.

While we did not explicitly measure habitat complexity, the floating meadow habitats in lakes would be expected to be more structurally diverse than the forest pools.

The tag "serves to signal explicitly that a response is required, and what kind of response it is expected to be" (Halliday & Mathiessen 2004, p. 109).