Sentence examples for explicit listing from inspiring English sources

The shift toward a more explicit listing of authorial roles seems likely to continue, but the situation may never completely clarify.

This is optionally supplemented or refined by an explicit listing of metabolites that are/are not taken as external.

All metabolic models, including an explicit listing of the reactions and metabolites, can be found in the additional file 1: Supplement.

For a more detailed discussion and an explicit listing of the regulatory functions see Additional file 1. Apart from yielding insights into the modelled system, the logical approach could also be used to validate crucial assumptions underlying the continuous reaction-rate model: Firstly and most importantly, we validated the network structure underlying the continuous reaction-rate model.

Mr. Iger also agreed to an explicit list of guidelines for protecting Pixar's creative culture.

The court did not use the word "reasonable" in its judgment but rather defined the limitations through an explicit list, which arguably provides considerable guidance.

The priest, the Rev. F. Earle Fox, read an explicit list of what he said were the sexual practices of gay men, but was interrupted by the official leading the consecration, Presiding Bishop Frank T. Griswold of the Episcopal Church.

In principle, any finite set can be defined by an explicit list of its members, but specifying infinite sets requires a rule or pattern to indicate membership; for example, the ellipsis in {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, …} indicates that the list of natural numbers N goes on forever.

This addendum provides an explicit list of 114 codes representing vernacular architectural regions across the whole globe defined by climate, culture and continent.

For example: On the secrecy-transparency spectrum, we've decided to be "transparent by default," and have an explicit list of criteria for when to be secretive.

Most hydrogen prediction tools for protein-ligand complexes only handle tautomerism for moieties from proteinogenic amino acids or by explicit lists of substructure transformation rules.