Sentence examples for measures that explicitly from inspiring English sources

Given that a majority of states have recently adopted measures that explicitly prohibit gay nuptials, the plaintiffs face daunting legal, cultural, and political opposition.

The Atkinson index is one of the few inequality measures that explicitly incorporate normative judgments about social welfare.

However, measures that explicitly model Evenness (Shannon and Simpson indices) suggest that asthmatic samples are dominated by fewer species (5 of 8 cases dominated by Moraxella catarrhalis; Fig.  1a; Fig.  2) and are thus less diverse than controls.

Our goal was to see the impact on the perceived static central nodes when employing a measure that explicitly takes time into account.

The 17-item HAMD total was calculated with and without the anxiety items, for a classic HAMD-17 score and a reduced HAMD-Depression measure that explicitly excludes the anxiety component.

A continuous measure that explicitly differentiates between the amount of tap and of other types of water consumed would more likely suitably address the issue.

We also had temporary stimulus measures that were explicitly intended to raise the deficit in order to boost the economy.

Therefore, adjusting institutional policies and procedures with measures that are explicitly targeted to the leading driving forces of plagiarism renders them more effective.

Compromise policies — measures that are not explicitly race-targeted but are chosen partly because they will benefit nonwhites especially — should become the basis for policy debates.

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For this reason, we also use a measure of TS that explicitly reflects the number of tissues where a gene is overly expressed relative to its expression in other tissues (see Materials and Methods).