Sentence examples for has been explicitly considered from inspiring English sources
A finite element program FEMFAN2D is applied for the analyses and creep strain has been explicitly considered.
"This is the first time that the issue of tipping points has been explicitly considered within the context of polar bears," says wildlife biologist Andrew Derocher of the University of Alberta in Canada, who was not involved in the research.
In the second approach, the thermal expansion has been explicitly considered as a parameter in the model, e.g., Gernhardt et al. [33], Monserrat et al. [34], Fornaro et al. [35], and Zhang et al. [36].
Of course, language itself is a preeminent epistemic tool, and written language has been explicitly considered as a technology that favours preservativity of cultural transmission, compared to oral communication (Ong 1982; Rubin 1995).
This finding suggests that existing techniques could have achieved better results if String literals had been explicitly considered.
Any ancient road that exists on paper unless it has been explicitly discontinued is considered a public highway in the eye of the law.
Any ancient road that exists on paper — unless it has been explicitly discontinued — is considered a public highway in the eye of the law.
Although the nominal strengths for different shear wall configurations are stated in current design specifications (e.g., AISI S400), variability of shear walls has not been explicitly considered.
Up to this point, temperature has not been explicitly considered for screening of chemicals based on their persistence according to the criteria in Annex D of the Stockholm Convention [49].
However, there is uncertainty in CIT due to the limited capability of existing fault detection tools, and such uncertainty has not been explicitly considered in the literature for integrated prognosis.
