Sentence examples for explicitly mention that from inspiring English sources
Qualcomm didn't explicitly mention that figure in its statement on the agreement, but it did outline its proposed "commercial initiatives:".
Non-weight bearing quadriceps strengthening exercises may be considered, but the guidelines explicitly mention that evidence for its effectiveness is lacking.
Second, in presenting the cost function, we now explicitly mention that fitness of the cell would in principle depend both on the cost of enzyme production, as well as on the benefit derived from metabolized a given amount of substrate (in between Eqs. (5) and (6)).
If such data do not exist, then the review panel asks you to remove the claim of a distinction between V1 and V2 from the paper since the data does not really support a comparison, and to explicitly mention that V1 and V2 are stimulated with differently scaled stimuli and explain the reasoning behind it.
The pope did not explicitly mention that on Saturday.
Although Alderson did not explicitly mention that cloze tests could substitute grammar and vocabulary tests, he clearly stated that cloze tests did not measure high-order reading comprehension skills because they were not highly correlated with tests of reading comprehension.
"Furthermore, I should note the DPA explicitly mentions that the agreement does not bind the Department's tax division, nor the fraud section of the criminal division".
It also explicitly mentions that the local Secret Intelligence Service SISS) representative in Washington had been unable to find three earlier "communications" on the subject, sent by the FBI in February 1943 to British intelligence.
Sometimes the raw spectra are processed, though it is neither explicitly mentioned that they have been processed nor how they have been processed.
And note that in the G+ sign-up screen, it is not explicitly mentioned that you are "joining Google+," though that is clearly what you are doing.
In the Teacher's Guide, it is explicitly mentioned that for any activity to be truly communicative, it has to entail some information gap.
