Sentence examples for explicitly and clearly from inspiring English sources

"Both were talking explicitly and clearly about the operation".

It is implicitly and obliviously so to many of us who enjoy its benefits, and explicitly and clearly so to those on the other side who bear its brunt.

In light of these recent and well documented contributions, I myself would certainly grant that Godfrey could have defended such a position, and even that he may have done so, but in the absence of any known text in which he explicitly and clearly defends this position, I do not think that this has yet been conclusively demonstrated.

For example, as Figure 7 shows, variants, such as splicing variants, can be modeled explicitly and clearly.

However, it is necessary to explicitly and clearly state which percentage confidence interval is calculated and its meaning should be thoroughly explained to the reader.

However, in general patients will not ask explicitly and clearly for palliative care in the early stages of the disease trajectory, which makes it even more important for GPs to initiate discussions on evolving care needs.

"We have shown very firmly, very explicitly and very clearly that we are standing with the international community".

The doctrine under which judges infer the existence of private rights that statutes do not explicitly confer is in flux and clearly out of favor with the current Supreme Court, a trend with broad implications for civil rights and environmental laws, among others.

Subsequent works, such as McLachlan et al. [ 32], explicitly use the multichannel mapping and clearly show frequency combs, see Fig. 3 of [ 32].

For hybrid interpretivism now seems to recommend that judges extend the effect of any norms they find (or at least the ones not bad enough to fail the test of consistency with even the least acceptable scheme of principle) into situations the norms don't explicitly or clearly regulate, and it's doubtful that some political ideal should support this conservative policy (Raz 1986: 1111, 1994: 224).

Given that specific perceptions about pneumonic plague were associated with being likely to engage in precautionary behavior, explicitly, clearly, and repeatedly addressing misperceptions during the early stages of an outbreak might help reduce public anxiety and help with decision making (8 ).