Sentence examples for explicit the importance from inspiring English sources

Equation (10) makes explicit the importance of the minimum consumption of home-produced goods ((bar{c}^h)) and the elasticity of substitution between home input factors ((rho )) for the evolution of home labor.

Bradford Hill makes explicit the importance of considering alternative "accounts" of the observations at hand in stating: None of my nine viewpoints can bring indisputable evidence for or against the cause-and-effect hypothesis and none can be required as a sine qua non.

Before sentencing him, the trial judge was explicit about the importance of Mair's motives.

The black notebooks theorise in explicit fashion the importance of the "racial principle" and, even if in a contorted manner, justify the Third Reich's race laws.

The files seen by the Guardian are explicit about the importance of the UK's relationship with the US, and the desire for GCHQ to be as tightly bound as possible to its US counterpart, the National Security Agency.

Unveiling the reforms last month, the children's minister, Tim Loughton, explained: "We want the law to be far more explicit about the importance of children having an ongoing relationship with both their parents after separation, where that is safe and in the child's best interests".

But he has been explicit about the importance of improving Canada's rather uneasy relations with the United States.A 16-page policy paper released after the convention sets as a priority "attending to the security of our shared geography and common border".

One influential school, however, is relatively explicit about the importance of analytic claims to philosophy.

"It is absolutely explicit about the importance of teaching about pleasure and sexuality education.

Metzger herself was fiercely against picturesque histories and she was quite explicit about the importance of philosophical method in the history of science (Metzger, 1987[1937]).

He explains how using technology and data helps to "establish a culture of evidence-based decisions which forces coaches to consider all of the factors involved in a decision on team selection, to clarify what the evidence is on each factor, and to make explicit the relative importance of different factors".