Sentence examples for explicit in two from inspiring English sources

This will continue in the new BMC Biology, except that the two functions of the minireviews will be explicit in two different names: those on papers of exceptional interest will be called 'Focus', and those with a broader remit will be called 'Commentary'.

This limited explicit inclusion in two MDGs is too narrow and clearly indicates that the gender issue and its dynamics have not yet been fully understood nor integrated in policy dialogues (26, 29).

Contact: [email protected]; [email protected] The Semantic Web can be envisioned as two layers linked data and explicit knowledge encoded in two technologies, Resource Description Framework (RDF; http://www.w3c.org/RDF) and Web Ontology Language (OWL; http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-features/) respectively.

Switzerland has a national informed consent law, but many of its constituent jurisdictions (cantons) have their own presumed consent laws: it was recorded having explicit consent in two studiesw8 w11 and in one as having presumed consent.w9 PC = presumed consent, CVA = cerebrovascular, RTA = road traffic accident, GDP = gross domestic product, NS = not significant.

The doctrine itself is not explicit in the two major esoteric sûtras, the Dainichikyô and the Kongôchôgyô.

Not all explicit symbols in one's LOT will satisfy this.

Community capacity building for obesity prevention was an explicit component in four of the reviewed studies.

In 10 patients the biopsy result proved to have been false-negative; the surgeon had not repeated biopsy despite the radiologist's explicit advice in six women, whereas clinical oncologists had followed four other women clinically despite suspicious mammograms needing further evaluation by biopsy.

Here we investigated neural correlates of contextual cueing and explicit scene memory in two participant groups.

We assessed the amount of explicit professional communication in two settings as well as the interobserver reliability.

The leaders of China, in particular, have been very explicit in recognizing that two elements are missing from their universities: multidisciplinary breadth and the cultivation of critical thinking.