Sentence examples for explicitly introduction from inspiring English sources

Likewise, California's zero emissions vehicle regulation requires explicitly introduction of alternative fuel vehicles.

DAS supervised the study that led to this manuscript and wrote explicitly the introduction, biological modeling, discussion and conclusions sections; he also takes the responsibility for drafting the overall manuscript as is.

Pérez Molina has gone further than other leaders in arguing explicitly for the introduction of a regulated market for drugs.

Communication was coordinated during introduction, explicitly involving senior management, and had the function of clarifying Direction early in implementation.

To further clarify our work, we have elucidated the objectives more explicitly in the Introduction section and added more analysis (including a comparison between our proposed algorithm and other two state-of-the art methods).

Headings (and subheadings when appropriate) should follow parallel (grammatical) construction and reflect explicitly raised questions (Introduction) and generally reflect analogous topics (eg, diagnostic categories, choices of methods, choices of surgical interventions).

Another possibility is to explicitly model the introductions from the reservoir, K t) in Eq. [7].

"In June last year the WA government explicitly committed to the introduction of a custody notification service … We cannot half-bake our approach to this issue, there are lives at stake".

Alternatively one can use a mixed DG formulation and enforce the gauge condition (nablacdot(mu^{-1}mathbf {A}) = 0) explicitly to avoid the introduction of a regularization term [6].

The legal basis of EU environmental policy was not more explicitly established until the introduction of the Single European Act in 1987.

Well-focused papers contain only one or two tables or figures for every question or hypothesis explicitly posed in the Introduction.