Sentence examples for explicitly participate from inspiring English sources

It does this by enabling them to scan cards using their phone's camera, thereby creating a digital wallet of sorts, but without the need for retailers to explicitly participate.

Earning high-level loot, explicitly required to participate in the game's high-point, the Vault of Glass raid, was an exercise in frustration and destructive psychological loops to the extent that players chose to stand outside a cave shooting low-level enemies for hours on end to earn rewards, rather than play the game "as intended".

But the most advantageous surprise was the partnership that Cornell, thought by many to be the likely bridesmaid to front-running Stanford University, forged with Technion, a winner of Nobel prizes and incubator of high-tech businesses that was one of the few overseas institutions the city explicitly invited to participate.

The open applications will begin limited beta testing in the United States today at beta.mail.yahoo.com (Note: that address will only work for users who have been explicitly asked to participate in the testing).

The authors declare that all samples used in this study were encoded anonymously and that none of the patients had explicitly refused to participate in research.

The authors state that they used encoded tumor samples, and that none of the patients explicitly refused to participate in research.

Out of 4325 patients who were interviewed, 1939 were finally considered eligible for the study: 581 cases of upper GI bleeding and 1358 controls; 2386 patients were excluded for not meeting the case or control definition (2169 cases and 217 controls) and 146 (32 cases and 114 controls) explicitly refused to participate.

All mothers are explicitly encouraged to participate in this programme.

Upon receipt of the first returned questionnaires it appeared that an unusually large proportion explicitly declined to participate.

Every effort will be made to contact non-respondents, provided they have not explicitly declined to participate.

Of those eligible, 133 (3.3%) explicitly refused to participate in the study and 168 (4.2%) declined for other reasons.