Sentence examples for explicitly issue from inspiring English sources

Scholars who explicitly issue power in the context of biofuels usually perceive power as asymmetric.

Concepts of power over have only more recently been applied, specifically since research has started to explicitly issue power.

When, in the field of biofuels, scholars explicitly issue power, they generally use concepts of power over to explain why governance and research in this field have a blind spot for power asymmetries [49, 53].

The proposed models explicitly take the important issue of congestion in system design into account.

As a consequence, Gadamer explicitly takes issue with the Hegelian 'philosophy of reflection' that aims at just such completion and transparency.

15 Individuals conducting systematic reviews need to address explicitly the issue of missing outcome data for their review to be considered a reliable source of evidence.

Now that, as a journalist and transman, I'm writing my first article about an explicitly trans issue, my world might get very slightly bigger.

What such figures have in common with one like Major Barbara -- for whom sex is less explicitly an issue -- is their assertion of autonomy in a male-centered culture, Ms. Doody suggested.

Language guides behavior not only when used explicitly to issue commands or suggestions, but also by embodying value-laden distinctions, such as the distinction between right and wrong.

A relatively small percentage of studies evaluated multiple interventions but the majority did not consider explicitly the issue of how these should be handled in the analysis and relied on pairwise comparisons of interventions.

We will, however, confront more explicitly the issue of CCT evolution, because it is so fundamental to interpretation of the gain/loss history of the intron in the Solanoideae.