Sentence examples for explicitly to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

While many of these models were not developed explicitly to demonstrate the effects of noise, they are recast in the framework of stochastic dynamics to underscore the importance of noise in enabling realistic behaviours for the simulations.

The purpose of the research was explicitly not to demonstrate or speculate on the underlying biological reasons as to why human milk confers benefit to preterm infants or to speculate on how rates could be increased.

To develop effective on-the-job training requires clinical teachers to develop the confidence to explicitly demonstrate to trainees how their daily decisions about healthcare are based on the best available, current, valid and relevant evidence [ 3].

However, his ideas suggest that there is a need to demonstrate explicitly how such an integration might occur within applied scientific research.

To demonstrate explicitly that rescue depends on a specific sequence, rather than a generic cellular response to the expression of foreign genes, we mutated one of the de novo proteins.

To draw a definite conclusion, we needed to demonstrate explicitly that the regions identified in the correlation analysis were hypometabolic in the patients relative to the normal controls, i.e. lesioned.

To explicitly evaluate this idea and to demonstrate the utility of the hyper-temporal approach, we present a case study in a semiarid landscape of southeastern Arizona, USA.

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Moreover, we construct a very complex 3D geometry – the "Brown Pacman" microfluidic device – to explicitly demonstrate how to construct a DPD system with complex geometry directly from loading a graphical image.

Further investigations in relation to topicality could attempt to explicitly demonstrate the role of the topicality correlation parameter by looking at the hierarchical structure of content classifications.

This approach can be used to explicitly demonstrate how current trial evidence applies to different patient subgroups, and allows this evidence to be combined with subjective patient-rated preferences (utilities; Drummond et al, 2005) and the financial implications of treatment strategies.