Sentence examples for implicitly address from inspiring English sources

When the institutional alternatives implicitly address a different public than is currently constituted by evolving institutional practice and its consequences, the public may act indirectly and self-referentially by forming a new public with which the institutions must interact.

We have separated statistics into 'strict' and 'relaxed' categories which implicitly address questions of tool accuracy.

In summary, although QUADAS may implicitly address most of these issues of validity, for the purposes of this review of diagnostic before-after studies we decided it was necessary to record the presence of absence of these characteristics explicitly.

Thus, methods such as adjustment for specific gravity or creatinine concentration, which implicitly address physiologically "concentrated" or "dilute" urine, may not address the reduced UFR compared with lean individuals (per kilogram body weight) that would be "normal" in obese subjects.

Perhaps one of the most interesting findings of this study concerns the confusion about the interpretation of Qur'anic passages that implicitly address sexuality, and the polarized nature of subsequent discussions.

In a Tweet, I had included him amongst the We Media advocates to whom the manifesto was implicitly addressed.

He wasn't neglecting her — it's just that if the essays were even implicitly addressed to a particular intimate they would become too specific.

By explicit involvement of time, economical risks are implicitly addressed by balancing short-term and long-term objectives throughout the reservoir life.

This reassurance is implicitly addressed to a snowflake — probably the same one whose drifting perspective is inhabited (by her son, Albert McIntosh) during the high, whispery verses of the song.

The results suggest that precise and efficient shedding of leaf laminas is an important factor enabling grasses to form tussocks as implicitly addressed already in 1890 by the agrostologist E. Hackel.

Together, Ms. McCarthy and Dr. Moniz are "going to be making sure that we're investing in American energy, that we're doing everything that we can to combat the threat of climate change, that we're going to be creating jobs and economic opportunity in the first place," Mr. Obama said, implicitly addressing the criticism, especially from Republicans, that environmental policies inhibit the economy.