Sentence examples for implicit in the design from inspiring English sources

A leading figure in the movement, architect John Allpass, was responsible for designing the first housing area in Denmark where creating safety and security was implicit in the design.

To this end, safety levels implicit in the design recommendations of 81 FRP-RC beams designed according to ACI-440 (2006) are assessed.

Thus, implicit in the design of the committee in Nigeria is the intent that they will influence informal providers, although the guidelines are not explicit about the details of how, under what circumstances and to what end.

The assumption is implicit in the design; choice of mesocosms may be arbitrary or based on convenience or cost.

3. Implicit in the design of the study was the idea that most patients would be offered implant treatment by their usual GDP who would either perform the treatment themselves or refer the patient to another GDP.

Moreover, some information crucial to construction practitioners, such as the topological relationships among building objects, remains implicit in the BIM design model.

The Rule of Law is implicit in the "Institutional design" aspect of this strategy.

Limiting the analyses to obese and control groups would also be a waste of the efficiency that is implicit in the sampling design and would disregard the point in having a sampling from a study population of 166,200 subjects at S-46 and 55,200 subjects at S-49.

In cohort studies, the constraint is implicit in the study design, because they observe the net effect of chronic exposure.

In some of these studies, the adjustment for bias implicit in the study design has been made using multivariate models, including severity of illness or comorbidities, and autocorrelation (Table  1).

This is practicable given that it provides a broader framework that exceeds the possibilities for evaluation and intervention implicit in the standard design of the MBI-GS, which is more directed towards a unified (although three-dimensional) definition of the syndrome [ 7, 8].