Sentence examples for explicitly reflected in from inspiring English sources
This time around, the mixing is even more explicitly reflected in the music: the shimmering textures in Debussy's "La Mer" inspire a tempest-tossed seminarrative with suggestions of spirit possession, while the retro-soul grooves of Amy Winehouse summon some wonderfully juicy gesticulation.
An implicit hierarchy is a hierarchy not explicitly reflected in the syntax of the language.
These events are not explicitly reflected in corresponding molecular profiles; thus, they remain "hidden" from the standard molecular assays.
Researchers recommend adopting a holistic approach to rehabilitation services that encompasses mind, body and spirit and is explicitly reflected in the practice of family-centered service [ 49].
Participants identified marketing and communication campaigns as central to effective adaptation (not explicitly reflected in the scenarios) first, to ensure that customer expectations shift alongside changes to marine and coastal ecosystems, and; second to ensure that the comparative advantage of the GBR relative to other regions and reefs around the world is recognised.
Associated Newspapers said in its skeleton argument put before the court that the article made clear that Nunn was the initiator of the relationship and explicitly reflected the genuine emotional commitment involved on both sides.
They explicitly reflected on the symbolic meaning attached to education, particularly as equipping them with skills to escape their current adversity, with prospects of enhanced socio-economic status, respectability and responsibility for other disadvantaged groups in their community.
In HM wards the self-identification varied, only one using a name that explicitly reflected the hybrid nature of the organizational model.
Consequently, the estimated values v and n from the non-Gaussian distributions explicitly reflect the fat-tail effect in wind power time series.
However, it said the report did not explicitly reflect the role played by GPs in diagnosing and supporting patients with mental health problems.
There is currently no data in the literature explicitly reflecting the propensity of repeated imaging of admitted trauma patients over the entire hospital stay.
