Sentence examples for made or implicit from inspiring English sources

3. Consistency:  Have the actions of campaign participants matched the commitments explicitly made or implicit in the strategic vision?

All of the literature that we have discussed make explicit or implicit reference to Nagel's influential account of reduction.

There are the corporate Super PACs and the billionaire patrons who manipulate their sponsored candidates, who in turn make explicit or implicit promises to their paymasters to keep the money flowing into their campaigns.

(2) Our model makes explicit or implicit assumptions on the topology of the transcriptional regulatory network, and identifies functional modules.

Perhaps it is the time for all drug advertising to be reformulated according to the premise that a medication is too powerful, serious and subtle a commodity to be promoted by attractive or famous individuals — doctors or actors — making implicit or explicit promises while indulging in vigorous exercise and pocketing checks.

The funder did not interfere with the research process at any time, made no explicit or implicit recommendation to the researchers regarding their work, and had no right of inspection of the manuscript.

Although these methods obtained good performance, generally they need be made an explicit or implicit assumption that the training and testing samples have identical or similar orientations or are acquired from the same viewpoint [8].

To examine if this has led to a bias towards sphingophily in studies of moth pollination, we categorised all studies in Table S1.2, Appendix S2 according to whether they made any explicit or implicit prediction of sphingophily.