Sentence examples for explicitly specific from inspiring English sources

Additionally, while all three arms are explicitly specific in their focus (pain, weight, integrated), there is a certain degree of overlap in treatment topics across all three interventions.

Historically, SpiderOak required users to explicitly share specific folders with specific devices.

As for the Web site, Mr. Cerny said that tax laws blocked even tax-exempt lobbying organizations from explicitly endorsing specific candidates, as Mr. Falwell did.

Military sources argue anonymously in the press over whether Mr Arafat explicitly orders specific acts of terrorism, or merely condones the violence in general.

It can be seen in Table 6 that most publications fail to mention explicitly the specific version.

Our primary focus was to gather as many apps as possible and extract their features; therefore, we were unable to explicitly target specific family of apps.

The ICO also warns: "The GDPR also states explicitly that specific protection is required where children's personal data is used for marketing purposes or creating personality or user profiles.

A person on Twitter who had lodged a complaint against Clarke told CNN that Twitter replied by saying Clarke's account had been locked temporarily because it had "violated" the company's rules, which explicitly bars "specific threats of violence".

Some studies have explicitly examined specific lineages of E. coli (Bhagwat et al. 2005, 2006).

Explicitly, mass specific power generated by the bats during wing induced take-off was hypothesised to fall into ranks depending on bat foraging strategy (Table 1).

Importantly, the 2002 NHIS did not explicitly ask specific questions pertaining to health and wellness, only about treatment, thus potentially underestimating use for wellness.