Sentence examples for explicit in the text from inspiring English sources

Please bear in mind that we need parental permission for photos of under 16s, so do make that explicit in the text when you submit them.

Please bear in mind that we need parental permission for photos which include anyone under 16s, so do make that explicit in the text when you submit them.

Ocampo makes none of these doubts explicit in the text, but she invests the story with enough negative space and uncertainty that it makes sense to question the husband's account.

Given the large differences in sampling effort across cells, we removed cells with fewer than 5 species, following Costello's et al.1 procedure (not explicit in the text, but it can be deduced from the cells missing in their maps (see Fig. 3c-d in ref.1).

These differences are not always immediately apparent or explicit in the text.

We have made revisions to make these points more clear and explicit in the text (in the aforementioned subsection).

And, although this is not explicit in the texts, it suggests that Arcesilaus' adherence to the thesis that one should suspend assent universally is also to be explained as a second-order case of something that seems reasonable, rather than as the inconsistent belief that one should not hold beliefs.

In response to many comments on this post from people who seem to have been too quick to rush to judgment and a bit slower actually to read, I would like to clarify what I thought was quite explicit in the above text -- but evidently was not.

Though it is not explicit in the legal text of the EU Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) regulation, clear evidence of DNT, at least theoretically, could trigger classification as reproductive (developmental) toxicity category 1A or 1B.

(d) We noted that the best model for influenza, which includes the Koel reward and the clade growth term, uses four parameters; this should be made explicit in the main text.

This type of intra-population cooperation is different from the inter-population cooperation AB described here, in which the benefit produced by A is different from that produced by B. We have now made this point more explicit in the main text: "…, while inter-population cooperation based on the exchange of distinct benefits would be".