Sentence examples for have explicitly proposed from inspiring English sources

As mentioned above, some of this literature have explicitly proposed a decomposition of test scores into a cognitive and a non-cognitive component, see Borghans and Schils (2012).

Nadel et al (2000) have explicitly proposed that memory traces "decay (i.e. disappear) and can replicate", in a model that explains some properties of the loss of memory as a function of lesion size [120].

This week marked the first time that President Obama has explicitly proposed corporate tax reform as part of his offer on the "fiscal cliff" — something that Republicans and large corporations have long been gunning for.

Chalmers has explicitly proposed a way of extending the epistemic possibilities approach to the content of perceptual experience (Chalmers 2010, especially pp. 376 377 of the Afterword on "The Two-Dimensional Content of Perception").

Many authors have explicitly or implicitly proposed various 'dependency charts' that are supposed to explain which of the above arrows depend on which for their existence.

Those countries, including Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar, strongly opposed language proposed by Syria that would have explicitly forbidden such assistance.

Furthermore, the origin of α1 in HMG has not been explicitly proposed before.

Although no reliable communication in Shannon's sense is possible below this point a Shannon limit has not been explicitly proposed as part of a communication protocol between sequence and structure.

Few studies have explicitly looked for vQTL.

The research explicitly proposed to examine differences in beliefs and understandings of regional compared to urban Aboriginal people who were considered likely to have more acculturation to western understandings.

The results show that in all districts priority setting processes, none had explicitly stated criteria nor applied the criteria proposed in the guideline.