Sentence examples for more explicit interpretation from inspiring English sources

It provides more explicit interpretation for causalities in FCMs and makes the inference process easier to understand.

For a more explicit interpretation of the conformational transitions observed by SAXS, we propose its integration with already known X-ray structures.

Here is a more explicit version.

Twitter relies on some digital equivalent of body language, which can range from media or links in a tweet to a hashtag to more explicit instructions for interpretation.

The early rabbis made the romance between God and Israel hinted at elsewhere in the Bible more explicit through their interpretations of Song of Songs, which were first recorded in the third century CE.

11 Requisite variety means that a research team has 'a sufficiently diverse set of backgrounds, viewpoints, skills, and interests, such that hidden assumptions are exposed, a broader repertoire of options, tactics, and tools made available, tacit knowledge made more explicit, and more interpretations and preferences expressed.

All these variables were dichotomized to make interpretation more explicit.

More explicit attention to broader, diverse interpretations from local stakeholders may inform the operationalization of the ecosystem services concept for landscape planning processes.

A potential strategy to help ensure consistency amongst PHIs and across Ontario health units is the development of guidelines to supplement the Food Premise Regulation, designed to provide more explicit guidance to reduce subjectivity of interpretation.

This scenario is implicitly rejected by their work, but it may be helpful to have a more explicit articulation of how these two interpretations of the S. purpuratus findings differ.

I have made this more explicit in the new version.