We do not know the consequences of our actions (this idea also makes me anti-war), and I have explicitly stated the need to leave the planet the way we got it.
Among these, several explicitly stated the need to consider how to assure quality through the research process, rather than merely evaluating it at output stage [ 6, 17, 31, 33, 34, 37, 38, 43].
4) At a number of points, the meaning of error bars and p-values are not explicitly stated, and these need to be fixed.
Comments on learning points were rated as specific if they explicitly stated what aspects needed more work.
Both, Buchbinder et al. [ 2] and Bjordal et al. [ 7] explicitly state the need for further research.
By 1967 they were explicitly stating a need for instruction in "biometric methods" and data analysis [ 9].
Thus, to assess the generalizability and comparability of interventions, all reporting guidelines should explicitly state the need for clear and detailed reporting of participant refusals and withdrawals [ 83].
The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) guidance for glaucoma was published in March 2015 and explicitly states the need for all three glaucoma tests before referral from community to HES.
These need to be explicitly stated for an intelligent debate about the desired values attributed to default uncertainty factors to take place.
Some responses containing this misconception explicitly stated that change resulted from a need to survive: "Genetic drift is the most reasonable answer because the sun brings out brightness like the bright butterfly and the shade is dark like the darker butterfly".
That assumption may severely affect the performance of a watermarking scheme in practice, and thus needs to be explicitly stated, if applicable.
