Sentence examples for more explicit discussion from inspiring English sources
At times I found myself craving more analysis, a more explicit discussion of how the problem of bullying is connected to the broader issues of homophobia, education and violence in American life.
While Dr. Berenson described these programs as promising in forcing a more explicit discussion about the value of their care from hospitals and doctors, he said the current ways of determining quality were inadequate.
We do not include the actual formulas and codes in this report as we are continuing to revise them based on new data and intend to publish more explicit discussion of the formulas in future work.
It was also at these meetings that more explicit discussion of the use of virtual observatories arose, i.e., the data sources accessed and where CAWSES II-inspired generated data were being stored (and not).
We agree that the reproducibility of our simulations warrants a more explicit discussion.
More explicit discussion of evolutionary patterns of complexity may be helpful.
Some more detailed, explicit discussion of their ideas on this would be worthwhile in order to provide a clearer contrast with the dissociation of memory systems in the MB.
Some more detailed, explicit discussion of their ideas on this would be worthwhile in order to provide a clearer contrast with the dissociation of memory systems in the MB. 2) The effects on behaviour were correlated with reduced c-Fos expression in the retrosplenial cortex, the hippocampal formation, and the prelimbic cortex.
They embarked on an action research process to investigate if a more engaging and interactive pedagogical approach – authentic, inquiry-based learning or instruction – could make students' thinking more explicit through discussions and other social interactions.
An action research process was undertaken to investigate if a more interactive and engaging pedagogical approach, such as authentic, inquiry based learning, could make students' thinking more explicit through discussions and other social interactions.
The SNP and Greens are both more explicit in their discussion.
