Sentence examples for has explicitly noted from inspiring English sources

Yet at least one Western doctor who specializes in autism has explicitly noted that, in a Cambodian population rife with parasites and acute infections, autism was nearly nonexistent.

In court papers filed in advance of the oral arguments Thursday, they argued that state-sanctioned marriage was the "unique gateway to the full array of federal marriage benefits," noting that the Supreme Court had explicitly noted its ruling was "confined to those lawful marriages" in states that allow them.

We have explicitly noted and discussed this point in the revised text (in subsection "A discrete and essential function of Rab23 in the ciliary targeting mechanism").

In other cases, the reports in VigiBase reflected an unexpected therapeutic response for example, related to a contaminant, which would only be accounted for by the method if the reporter had explicitly noted the unexpected therapeutic response as a separate adverse reaction term on the report.

It has been explicitly noted that such experimental systems might, in fact, model the amplification and propagation of the first replicators in primordial environmental settings [ 57, 351, 354].

We note that the Russian Government has explicitly stated that it will not block an Iraqi request for an extension.

Here the concept, noted above, of 'epistemic communities' [ 48] is useful and has explicitly been applied to assessments of the benefits from health research centres [ 29].

Because their commentary has explicitly Christian overtones, it becomes like marginalia in a medieval manuscript: notes the monks added while recopying old texts, creating layers of overlapping narrative and interpretation to be passed on together to posterity.

Mr Sarkozy has explicitly ruled this out.

The National Front has explicitly made the connection".

Roberts has explicitly embraced Marshall's vision.