Sentence examples for is explicitly asked from inspiring English sources

During the encoding phase (Stage 1), the six pairs of arms are repeatedly presented in turn to the participant according to a pseudo-random sequence, and the participant is explicitly asked to learn progressively, within each pair, which arm contains an object and which does not.

By asking 'Can we say that together again?' the teacher is explicitly asking the whole class to respond.

As well as asking people to contribute to Brandon's legal advice costs, the crowd-funding appeal is explicitly asking anyone in Wales with a full time, reliable job going to give Brandon a chance at working it.

"It has been explicitly asked for, recognizing that the breadth and depth of the reforms would be a challenge to any nation," he said.

Whether or not he had been explicitly asked about his own reaction -- and accounts conflict -- his resignation notes stayed in his pocket.

"Students should be explicitly asked for their permission before Ucas can sell their information on and Ucas should be open and transparent about who it is selling the data on to".

Those who had read the interview, and who had been explicitly asked to consider the certainty of the information, were more likely to give the restaurant another try than those who were given the rumour alone.

May university property including classrooms in which teachers are trying to teach be regarded as private property, with police and other outside persons barred unless they are explicitly asked for their help?

Pollsters and political scientists have long questioned that assumption because they do not believe people have an incentive to deceive unless they are explicitly asked, "Do you support the white guy or the black guy?" "We have no evidence that people lie to us," said Joe Lenski, executive vice president of Edison Media Research, which conducts the exit polls the television networks use.

Farmers were explicitly asked how they first come to know about climate change (Figure 3).

Since 2012, however, Mexican respondents have been explicitly asked whether they are beneficiaries of the Oportunidades (Prospera) program or not.