Sentence examples for explicitly existing from inspiring English sources
Even when gene flow is inferred explicitly, existing methods invariably assume that it has remained constant through time.
Modern mythological fiction also often fails to convey that the classical stories explicitly reinforced existing social hierarchies, a kind that are unpalatable today.
THERESIA includes energy technologies explicitly like existing bottom-up models and generates inter-temporal optimization solution.
I think it is clear that a plea in favor of IC does not benefit from framing it explicitly as existing in, or requiring, a post-m context.
However, this does not explicitly address existing behaviors, or evaluate what the drivers of change represent, nor the individuals, organizations (e.g. real estate market) or community's decision-making processes that lead to action.
Both physicians and nurses should be sensitized to the possibility that dementia patients may not be able to explicitly mention existing diseases and impairments (such as cardiovascular and sensory disorders, pain).
Because of this, attorneys such as Gillette are wary of writing cannabis explicitly into existing consent laws.
The other approaches did not explicitly consider existing protection thus overlook capturing high numbers of species associated with currently under-protected ecoregions (Fig. 3).
For example, infrastructure development plays a key role in both urban and cropland conversion [64]; our suitability maps do not explicitly capture existing and potential infrastructure development, investments that could increase suitability (e.g., reclaiming land through drainage or other means), and other forces of change.
8 It is useful if interventions and their evaluations draw explicitly on existing theories so that these can be tested and refined.
This suggests that the task of predicting annotations for already annotated proteins could benefit from algorithms that explicitly use existing annotations to better rank novel predicted annotations.
