Sentence examples for explicitly encompass from inspiring English sources

While our definition does not explicitly encompass other dimensions of the TD construct, hospitalization would also be indicative of greater hindrance, system-reliance, and cost.

It explicitly encompasses every kind of luck and thus poses a deep and difficult challenge to moral luck skeptics, particularly the large group who focus exclusively on resultant luck.

The TC framework explicitly encompasses five discrete, but mutually reinforcing, skill domains.

First, human rights can contribute to the public health debate over the relative value of upstream versus downstream (or distal versus proximal) determinants of health by offering a perspective that explicitly encompasses structural, system-level forces.

Both the network and Handler are keeping mum about how the show will be formatted, but they did explicitly state that it will "still encompass Chelsea's unfiltered opinions on topical entertainment and cultural issues, as well as her signature guest interviews".

This consideration should go beyond explicitly stated aims and objectives to encompass the broader consequences or practical effects of the policy.

We explicitly test three hypotheses: 1) morphospecies encompass unrecognized evolutionary lineages, 2) limited dispersal results in a close genetic relationship of geographical proximally distributed taxa and 3) major climatic and tectonic events had an impact on lineage diversification within Carychiidae.

Those instructions come in a passage of the document that refers explicitly to abortion and euthanasia but that also seems to be rendered broadly enough to encompass issues like human cloning and research using embryonic stem cells.

The challenge for creating quality criteria in foresight is to encompass all these different ontologisms, processes and contextual values but also to state explicitly the aim of foresight by an appropriate scientific criticism that is understood by all parties involved.

These values encompass commonly used cut-offs (Table 1; note that the PHASE default is 0.90, and if not explicitly reported by studies included in the literature survey, we assumed the default value was used).

One cannot encompass everything.