Sentence examples for formulated or not from inspiring English sources
Folkright is the aggregate of rules, whether formulated or not, that can be appealed to as an expression of the juridical consciousness of the people at large or of the communities of which it is composed.
As the model reconstructed in Pathway Tools was not formulated or formatted for simulation purposes, the model was restructured into RAVEN Toolbox format.
Unlike small-molecule based therapies, therapeutic antibodies are large, complex molecules that are not easily formulated or delivered.
Studies validating an alternative test against an outcome measure of interest (which provide indirect evidence for validity) and longitudinal studies (which provide indirect evidence for responsiveness) were excluded because such studies have not specifically formulated or tested hypotheses about the measurement properties [ 8].
The quotes presented here are not necessarily the best formulated or the most striking.
When Voodoo was originally presented to Virgin Records executives prior to its release, mixed opinions formulated on whether or not it would be favored commercially, as the project had been heavily financed by the label.
In addition, the methodology regarding how the TCM recommendations were formulated was not transparent or evidence-based.
Even if it does, the EU does not really formulate or carry out that policy (the troops in Afghanistan are NATO's; the Iranian diplomacy is pursued by Britain, France and Germany).
Indeed, as reported by Toulmin et al. (2002), if the institution that creates and enforces tenure regulations is weak, then the regulations no matter how well formulated, may not be enforced or abided by.
You get left so confused by the "hows" and "whys" that you can't actually formulate or articulate things like "feelings" or "opinions" and are just left sitting there like a mute staring at the screen like you're lock-eyed with the thing from The Ring.
So the schema as formulated is not a reliable method of inferring implicatures.
