Lately, the SPE-based research is increasingly focused in developing more explicit materials to achieve meticulous separation of elements from complex solution matrices with high concentrations of interfering ions.
Increasingly, several trustees said, boards are becoming more explicit about their price of admission because they believe the wink-and-a-nod of the past left too many opportunities for misunderstanding.
And driven by what he sees as an increasingly isolationist U.S. foreign policy, Steves has grown more explicit in expressing his political opinions.
The financial crisis (2007- ….), growing nationalism, pressing challenges such as climate change, and the increasingly competitive international environment together are pushing governments to make more explicit choices with regard to future technologies [42, 43].
The broader and more general question raised here is the extent to which the early modern understanding of disease was flexible, while coexisting with increasingly rigid institutional structures and admissions practices, tightened house rules, and more explicit professional hierarchies in the specialized health-care institutions of sixteenth-century Augsburg.
When the increasingly curious wives begin to question their spouses and to compare notes with each other, you want more explicit psychosexual details and stronger reactions.
Russia was more explicit, with its foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, telling reporters in Moscow that he was increasingly concerned about a situation that could "get out of control — it will descend into the spiral of a vicious cycle".
Weaver was more explicit.
Others are more explicit about defiling her.
