Sentence examples for explicitly published from inspiring English sources

▪ If the statement is explicitly published, what kind of information is presented in the text?

Regarding the articles in the journals which require a statement, we examined whether the statement is explicitly published.

We considered a statement as explicitly published if it was presented in the form of a specific paragraph with an explicit title "conflicts of interest" or likewise.

We did not consider a statement as explicitly published if information on conflicts of interest could be gained from, e.g., the acknowledgement or unspecificly titled paragraphs (e.g. "annotations").

A statement on conflicts of interest is explicitly published in 11 of the 71 articles (15%) which are found in the magazines that require a statement with the submission of a manuscript.

Of the articles published in magazines which require an authors' statement on conflicts of interest (n = 71), we examined the following questions using full text articles: ▪ Is the statement explicitly published?

But here's the interesting thing: Google doesn't explicitly publish how its search algorithm works, and often uses vague language when describing its updates.

The graph-based nature of the RDF data model provides a natural fit for explicitly publishing how data are connected.

Although PIP can be determined implicitly on the basis of clinician's judgement, the majority of research has determined it explicitly using published criteria/screening tools, a large number of which have been developed [ 5].

Since ICE itself has spoken on this issue formally and explicitly in publishing its regulation, it would seem a stretch that an unannounced tweak on the USCIS's website could prohibit an entire class of American employers from utilizing the STEM OPT program.

"It was published explicitly to stop the federal government from allowing dams to be built in the Grand Canyon, mostly for power generation and a little for irrigation," Mr. Turner said.