Sentence examples for more explicit specifications from inspiring English sources
*See table 1 for more explicit specifications of ICD-9/ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM code definitions.
Clinically, the results imply that TGC patients, especially cardiovascular surgery patients, will require greater measurement frequency, reduced reliance on insulin, and more explicit specification of carbohydrate nutrition in days 1 to 3 to safely minimise glycemic variability and maximise control for best outcome.
This procedural concept provides a more detailed and explicit specification of a concept and helps to avoid imprecision, which can easily creep into verbal definition statements (Reif 1987 , 1995.
A first step forward might thus be made by drawing on the experience with interface specifications in general, that is, using more explicit and accountable links which are stored in well-known places.
The explicitness of feedback is given in a cline ranging from more explicit to less explicit.
Weaver was more explicit.
Others are more explicit about defiling her.
Was it setting a more explicit goal?
Now he is being more explicit.
But that should be more explicit.
