Firstly, as noted, SQUIRE highlights more explicitly the essential and unique properties of improvement interventions, particularly their social nature, focus on changing performance, context dependence, complexity, nonlinearity, adaptation, and iterative modification based on outcome feedback (reflexiveness).
We recommend that during the development of clinical guidelines the process should consider how to identify and more explicitly highlight the potential for interactions between recommended drugs and other conditions and other drugs that patients with the guideline condition are likely to have.
Titze [4], [5] more explicitly highlighted the role of a mucosal wave while explaining that the vocal folds could experience higher pressure during the opening phase owing to the wavelike motion with the glottis opening at the bottom (upstream) first and then at the top (downstream) and likewise closing at the bottom first and then at the top (see Fig. 2C).
By focusing on the gaps between policy and practice, we highlight the ongoing need to examine more explicitly the ways in which local contexts shape the effectiveness of implementation, enforcement and policy more generally.
Thankfully, the spectacular failures of integrity we have seen in the financial sector have not been replicated in higher education, but this research highlights the sector's need to engage more explicitly with integrity in micropolitical behaviour.
In common with his friend Ralph Miliband, Griffith had absorbed much of Laski's socialist radicalism, and his more explicitly political analyses tended to highlight the authoritarian nature of government and in particular the close political, social and class linkages of the elites in power.
As well as letting customers escape their deals, without a charge, in the event of a price rise, Ofcom also wants to make telecoms firms highlight the possibility of such price increases much more explicitly.
More explicitly the sex AND the food.
"Explicitly" does not here mean, necessarily, that his phrasing has become less knotted, more explicitly comprehensible.
But Raines's perspective is more explicitly personal.
