Sentence examples for explicit overview from inspiring English sources

To provide an explicit overview of the interrelationships between covariates and subgroups, unstandardized means and standard deviations of covariates in the respective subgroups were calculated: values were obtained by weighting raw data with the estimated posterior probabilities [ 42, 43].

Umbrella reviews consist indeed of explicit and systematic overviews of previously published systematic reviews and meta-analyses focusing at large on a clinical topic.

The spirit of the show, it's worth noting, is miles from the recent Documenta, an international overview heavy on explicit politics, somber and evangelistic.

Review approaches to measure and map land use intensity at the global scale, Provide an overview of spatially explicit datasets on land use intensity, and Outline research gaps and opportunities for mapping land use intensity globally.

Here, our goals here are to: (a) Review approaches to measure and map land use intensity at the global scale, (b) Provide an overview of spatially explicit datasets on land use intensity, and (c) Outline research gaps and opportunities for mapping land use intensity globally.

The web becomes explicit in Oyvind Fahlstrom's maplike overview of 20th-century colonialism, done in 1973, and Mark Lombardi's more surgical "Bush-Harken Oil Osama Relationships" of 1999.

While I'm not expecting teacher preparation programs to expose prospective teachers to every single strategy across every subject, I urge educators to acknowledge that our current system is limited by providing only a broad overview without enough practical application, explicit instruction on grade level content, or opportunities to observe and try of a variety of teaching approaches.

The general approach described in this paper, or even an adaptation of the described model, is designed so it may be incorporated within explicit, temporal ecosystem models to provide a temporal "overview" of the health of the simulated ecosystem.

We provide a high level overview of synthesised evidence, based on explicit criteria of biases and causal relevance.

Avoid being too explicit in your summary and stick to a very broad overview of your work.

Table 1 provides an overview of the sample by differentiating between the two explicit strata (rows) on the one hand and number of classes, number of students, gender and age on the other hand (columns).