Sentence examples for explicitly stated and from inspiring English sources

Importantly, however, commercial graphs don't rely on explicitly stated (and subjective) opinions submitted through social mechanism.

As the Fowler exhibition explicitly stated and the Museum for African Art show implies, an assertive warrior ethos is a dominant feature of many Niger Delta societies.

Almost every aspect of this process involves important ethical principles and decisions, which are seldom explicitly stated and even less often shared with the readership.

Here's the paradox: if a film works, then its underlying contract is clearly understood, even if it is never explicitly stated; and if its contract is understood, then the film works.

These concepts are often not considered or not explicitly stated and casual treatment of them leads to mis-communication and mis-understandings, which in turn, often underlie the resulting controversies.

This approach is often implicit rather than explicitly stated and defended.

So even if a male boss explicitly states — and believes — he supports women in leadership, he might still exhibit contradictory behavior or remain oblivious to the obstacles that female colleagues face.

However, you and your employees have the power to explicitly state and cultivate a common sense of authentic purpose that is communicated to customers but also felt throughout the organization.

We extend previous work by explicitly stating and experimentally verifying the validity of the assumptions that underlie this procedure.

Where logistic regression is reported, all patient-reported outcomes are entered into the models, dichotomised at their median unless explicitly stated otherwise, and used as indicator variables.

When not explicitly stated, ER and PR status were scored as negative when there was absent expression (equivalent to a Quickscore of 0 out of 8).