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Others argue that a far simpler way to help banks meet their capital requirements is to simply lower the capital requirements explicitly, instead of implicitly doing so by letting them fudge the numbers.

Due to the explicit and easily manipulated weighting procedure, which is in the hands of the researcher instead of implicitly in the estimator (as in OLS), matching makes it easier to estimate the interesting parameters such as the ATT in a stratified way (Cobb-Clark and Crossley 2003).

Instead of implicitly using exponentially distributed sojourn times, we have implemented realistically distributed delays.

Instead of assuming, even implicitly, that non-learning is the default condition and asking what conditions might favor its evolution, we instead might ask what conditions favor restrictions on this kind of behavioral plasticity, restrictions that effectively preempt the predisposition of all nervous systems to learn.

Therefore, the observer is designed implicitly instead of explicitly.

This method, instead of evolving directly the 2D boundary, implicitly models the curve using a higher dimensional surface z = ϕ x, y, τ).

"It just perpetuates the issue of users trusting companies implicitly with their security instead of making an informed decision," he says.

Bravo ridicules the world of the well to do; TLC, instead, implicitly makes fun of the idea that those hoping to avoid encounters with creepiness or bad taste are safe beyond the realm of four-ply cashmere.

It has the advantage of (implicitly) including all reservoir characteristics.

(On the most plausible version of the view, a type of way of grasping, instead of a token way of grasping, that is implicitly referred to).

Instead of using the formulation described in (7), which implicitly allows for infinitely many gene conversion events between two adjacent sites, we explicitly enumerate all possible 'valid' paths of events defined to satisfy the following two properties: (i) each 'valid' path starts in state s and ends in state s′, and (ii) contains at most a initiations and b terminations of gene conversions.