Sentence examples for mention explicitly the from inspiring English sources
Francis rattled off the economic, social, institutional, and humanitarian crises facing Europe, but he had no need to mention explicitly the most pressing crisis of all — Brexit, which comes to a head this week, as Prime Minister Theresa May (who was not in Rome) formally begins Britain's withdrawal from the E.U.
It can be seen in Table 6 that most publications fail to mention explicitly the specific version.
While we see clear variations in filament width, we do not yet know whether and if so how this is functionally significant and mention explicitly the need to address this in the future.
Hanson [ 68] described three branchial nerves also for other serpulid species such as Vermiliopsis, Protula, Salmacina and Hydroides, but he did not mention explicitly the neuronal innervation of the peduncle.
- The sentence starting with " The detection of genetic structure largely depends on the type and number of molecular markers examined ": Here you may want to mention explicitly the temporal resolution of markers with different mutation rates (as you have done in the Discussion).
Students mentioned explicitly the utility of this method in some evaluation forms at the end of the semester as well as in conversations with me.
The sequence of talk to line 17 is a rather frank discussion of the diagnosis, mentioning explicitly the word 'Alzheimer's', which Bob repeats.
In his second paper, he became the first to mention explicitly that the theory demanded a new particle in nature, which was given the name Higgs boson in 1972.
It would indeed be practical if the report would mention explicitly how and where the radiologist can be reached.
In "Results", mention explicitly that they hold for the analyzed case where sonication is the choice instead of a second digestion with a restriction enzyme.
Failure to observe regulations is punishable under civil or penal law, which the decree mentions explicitly, regarding the employer, those responsible and also the self-employed.
