Sentence examples for explicitly informed from inspiring English sources

As used here, 'naturalized philosophy' includes philosophy that is explicitly informed by, rather than replaced by, empirical information about knowers, agents, and social structures from psychology/cognitive science, sociology, anthropology, and elsewhere.

Clinicians and clinic staff do not have access to the behavioural questionnaire information regarding their patients, and participants are explicitly informed of this.

The participants were explicitly informed that the colors of the solutions provided no useful information regarding the actual flavor identity of the solutions.

They were explicitly informed that the interview was for research purposes only and that their information would not be shared with their GP or with anyone else.

The agency said Mr. Iknadosian also sold several guns to undercover agents who had explicitly informed him that they intended to resell them in Mexico.

In seeking to ameliorate racial injustice, Lindsay also became indulgent toward the most radical racial spokesmen, giving credence even to figures like Sonny Carson, who on one occasion explicitly informed the mayor that as long as his organization kept receiving money, racial riots could be kept under control.

In another letter, Tom Crone, a former News International lawyer, told the committee that in June 2008, he had explicitly informed James Murdoch of a damning internal e-mail about phone hacking containing the words "for Neville" — a likely reference to Neville Thurlbeck, The News of the World's former chief reporter.

However, the requirements for such tools have not been explicitly informed by accounts of practitioners' experiences.