Sentence examples for explicitly assesses from inspiring English sources

This study explores a range of future nuclear pathways consistent with different levels of energy demand, and explicitly assesses the implications of a potential global nuclear energy phase-out.

However, neither instrument explicitly assesses all aspects of NOS understanding.

Research that explicitly assesses general public risk perceptions may be valuable in determining the need for absolute risk information in specific disease contexts.

28 GTO explicitly assesses organisational readiness and fit, its approach to implementation provides tools to increase organisational buy-in for supporting change efforts, and incorporate change management activities as an integral part of the implementation.

None of the other measures explicitly assesses the effect of such concerns despite the fact that they are central to the "core psychopathology" of the eating disorders (Fairburn, 2008).

Furthermore, and in contrast to the PSMC framework (Li and Durbin 2011) that qualitatively documents changes in population size, our method explicitly assesses the statistical support for a bottleneck model over a null model (see Table S3 for the pros and cons of alternative demographic inference methods).

Furthermore, if FAR is a marker for EI then the assessment process at each institution and whether they explicitly assess for EI skills or not would have an influence on whether or not FAR and academic performance are associated.

The other two meta-analyses included only four [ 16] and five [ 17] randomized trials, respectively, made no attempt to find unpublished studies, made no assessment of the possible impact of publication bias, nor explicitly assessed the validity of those trials included.

The model does not explicitly assess what is to be achieved and how to measure it.

First, instead of explicitly assessing for compliance to ACEP Clinical Policy recommendations, we assessed for a measurable change in physician behavior.

"As a general rule, [they] should explicitly assess uncertainties and communicate and explain them to policy makers," the report says.