Sentence examples for explicitly in evidence from inspiring English sources

Kubrick is regularly criticised for his cold view of humanity, and nowhere is that more explicitly in evidence than here.

Nowhere is that transition more explicitly in evidence than on Sí TV's most publicized offering, "Urban Jungle," a reality show that will have its premiere on Sunday.

And that includes failing to interview reporters who were explicitly identified in evidence as having handled intercepted voicemail messages.

The concept of skill mix, despite not formally and explicitly defined, is here put in evidence.

Yet systematic reviews rarely explicitly classify intervention components using theory, which may result in evidence syntheses and health care practice recommendations that are less than optimal.

Those frictions were in evidence this past week when candidates implicitly and explicitly backed by the National Republican Senatorial Committee candidates, including a sitting senator, found themselves attacked from within the party.

In some corporate and academic situations, you may need to explicitly reference your evidence in the text of your problem statement, while in other situations, it may be enough to simply use a footnote or another form of shorthand for your citations.

Previous studies have shown that Norwegian public health physicians do not systematically and explicitly use scientific evidence in their practice.

None explicitly reported evidence level.

It is possible that single clinical studies represent the only clinical evidence available in some cases, but this was not discussed explicitly in the papers.

Evans, who will give evidence as a witness in the trial, was allegedly instructed not to refer to telephones or voicemails explicitly in emails.