Sentence examples for explicitly refined from inspiring English sources

Now its definition is more explicitly refined with five dominant features: (1) difficulty in identifying one's emotion; (2) difficulty in describing self feelings verbally;(3) a reduction or incapability to experience emotions;(4) an absence of tendencies to image one else's emotion, or an externally oriented cognitive style; and (5) poor capacity for fantasize or symbolic thought [ 2].

Refined parametric models that explicitly incorporate glue-line characteristics are also generated in order to examine their effect on the overall response.

However, one way that hypotheses aimed at elucidating the importance of ecological release to diversification could be refined is to more explicitly incorporate the history of these radiations into their particular environmental frameworks.

Figge and Fencl further refined the model by analyzing explicitly each of the charged residues of albumin, the main component of [ATOT].

It was further refined in the late 1960s by Bogoliubov, who explicitly placed axiomatic QFT in the rigged Hilbert space framework (Bogoliubov et al. 1975, p. 256).

Methodologies to explicitly weigh and combine all the available evidence should be refined, and the Bayesian logic can be instrumental to this end.

8 It is useful if interventions and their evaluations draw explicitly on existing theories so that these can be tested and refined.

5 10 One solution to this obstacle is to create resources that use explicitly formulated methodological criteria so that information can be validated and refined in order to be read quickly.

He has added and refined a few things in his stump speech, such as explicitly calling for marijuana to be moved from a Schedule I controlled substance to "descheduling" it entirely and ending the federal legal ban on marijuana altogether.

Initially developed by our study team and then refined based upon a structured literature review, the organizing framework explicitly describes and categorizes important caregiving activities and outcomes of both caregivers and care recipients.

The effect of heat flux concentrations should explicitly be taken into consideration for practice and the existing design methods should be refined accordingly.