Sentence examples for explicit caveat from inspiring English sources
Our research revealed that 69% of registered voters support setting strict CO2 limits on existing coal-fired power plants, to reduce global warming and improve public health, even with the explicit caveat that the cost of electricity to consumers and companies would likely increase.
Moreover, Kant issues the explicit caveat that he has not been able to "establish the reality of freedom as one of the faculties which contain the cause of the appearances of our sensible world" or even "to prove the possibility of freedom".
Most study designs may have been strengthened with greater transparency about building in rigor, explicit caveats about the generalizability of findings beyond the virtual community, and more attention to ethical considerations (to be discussed in greater detail later).
We also tested whether explicit caveats mentioned about advice, causal statements, or inference to humans from animal research in press releases were associated with reduced news uptake, as many scientists and press officers might fear.
Some respondents made that caveat explicit: Are burqas going to be used to secret suicide vests?
As a result, as with most models, sensitivity analyses, which show the extent to which changes in parameters change results, make the caveats explicit and precise and also show which unknowns are most important to outcomes and most critical for research.
It further capped that caveat with an explicit disclaimer — writing: "Warning: Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles".
This caveat should at least be made explicit in the manuscript.
