Sentence examples for explicit and clear from inspiring English sources

Results and conclusions offered by forensic scientists must be explicit and clear.

These instruments provide incentives to work to low-wage, unemployed, discouraged, and inactive workers but at the same time also have an explicit and clear redistributive objective.

Herbsleb and Mockus (2003) defined the formal communication as the communication form that follow explicit and clear steps (e.g. backlog and card walls).

Giving a statement to MPs following a summit in Brussels on Monday, Mr Cameron said there were "legal questions" about the use of the court, but the wording of the new accord was "absolutely explicit and clear that it can't encroach on the competencies of the European Union".

In turn, Dedekind is much more explicit and clear than Frege about issues such as categoricity, completeness, independence, etc., which puts him in proximity with a "formal axiomatic" approach as championed later by Hilbert and Bernays (Hallett 1994, 1995, Reck 2003a, and Sieg & Schlimm 2005).

"Transparency does need to be weighed against other values for example, not unduly burdening advisory committee members or dissuading experts from participating but, in general, transparency not only can eliminate suspicion and innuendo, but also forces participants in the regulatory process to be more explicit and clear in their own thinking".

As noted in the second section, on what analytic feminists share with other feminist philosophers, analytic feminists value explicit argumentation and clear, literal, and precise uses of language.

So Morton has spent a good chunk of her time at Colby developing a laboratory curriculum that involves starting students off with directed experiments (i.e., with explicit instructions and clear procedures) before giving them the chance--using the directed experiments as models--to design their own experiments.

They expected the care-giver to provide sufficient, explicit, simple and clear information in a manner easy to understand.

The traditional alphabets are both over-explicit and not clear enough with regard to accurate representation of the spoken word.

The letter was explicit and the message clear: any school that did sign such an agreement might not be successful in its bid; the government was on a mission to weaken the collective power of the unions.