Sentence examples for explicit made from inspiring English sources

GPs reported that a combination of several signals, often subtle and not explicit, made them identify a need for palliative care: signals from patients (increasing care dependency and not recuperating after intercurrent diseases) and signals from relatives or reports from medical specialists.

The non-Zen novels are erotically inventive and explicit, making full use of the author's post-Chatterley freedom to map the erogenous zones.

The responsibility for lifting systems is very explicit, making the parties responsible and accountable.

Elaborated texts are mainly intended to make implicit information clear and explicit, making connections to the surface (Ragan 2006).

Although any element of this list of assumptions could prove to be incorrect, the assumptions are explicit, making it possible to consider their effects.

This separation is stark, with no explicit provision made for fine gradations of merit or guilt.

The estimates in this study match reasonably well with the spatially and temporally explicit estimate made by Gottschalk et al.

The explicit formulation makes the method computationally efficient and straightforward to use.

Making everything more explicit only makes it less comprehensible.

The Quinean, then, simply asks that the commitment to universals be made explicit in the same way that the commitment to particulars is made explicit: by quantifying.

This is rarely made explicit.