Sentence examples for it is not implicitly from inspiring English sources

A reference signal, obtained by the measurement of a reflection standard, was not taken because it is not implicitly needed for the following analysis.

For instance, some Muslim religious leaders have interpreted that, although family planning is not explicitly prohibited in the Quran, it is not implicitly allowed that is, that the Quran is silent on the issue.

It is the authors' standard practice to accept 80 90% since residual variability is not implicitly input into the model.

A main effect for cultivar is not implicitly fitted here and the trial main effect is treated as fixed.

Pollen flow between populations is not implicitly considered in the model, though the effects of this can be approximated by scaling up the migration rate.

The privatization of the Dutch health insurance is not implicitly appreciated by many Ghanaians, some of whom migrated with their experiences of the so-called "out-of-pocket" healthcare delivery in Ghana.

(2) The Score! subtest measures attention focusing (i.e., the ability to preserve attention and alertness while doing a task that is not implicitly stimulating), and consists of 10 trials during which children have to silently count (i.e., without the assistance of fingers) the number of tones that are produced by the computer.

Whenever one asserts, one affirms as true two propositions: explicitly the proposition one articulates as true despite one's belief that it is not, and implicitly the proposition that one believes what one is assertively articulating.

This parameter was not implicitly set in the model, but it resulted indirectly from the age of sexual maturity of females, gestation length, lactation length, sex ratio at birth and other parameters.

Yet the reviewer chides that "special care should be taken with a story that's not implicitly yours to tell" and worries that "Cleave pushes his own boundaries maybe further than they were meant to go".

Especially since there seems to be a consensus on the notion that San Francisco reviewer put forward that "special care should be taken with a story that's not implicitly yours to tell".