However this approach, described as 'a logic of enquiry' [10, p 32] rather than a method, lacks transparency, thereby departing from the more explicit and staged approaches to reduce bias, which have distinguished and helped legitimise systematic review methods [ 11].
Similarly, William Cobbett's tramp through the lanes and fields of early 19th-century England, Rural Rides (1830), reveals how in the aftermath of the agrarian and Industrial Revolution, "the essential connections between town and country … reached a new, more explicit and finally critical stage".
Although Barney spends a lot of time with performers, making the question of staging spontaneity more explicit than usual, her best pictures seem to catch her subjects slightly off guard.
To attract more students to general practice those factors have to be addressed and to be made more explicit to medical students at an early stage in medical school.
When stopping to assess and set priorities, the following kinds of value-based questions characterize a more explicit approach to value deliberation at this stage: What are the potentially harmful consequences of not moving forward with an idea?
The action was no more explicit than plenty you see on the operatic stage.
The historical record is much more explicit after 3200 bce and reveals clearly the stages involved in the evolution from a limited system of notation suitable for recording particular events into a full general-purpose orthography.
But, he added, the screenwriter, Andrew Davies, had included very explicit stage directions to give the actors more to work with emotionally.
But these days we are surrounded by images far more explicit than the pin-ups that helped set the stage for the sexual revolution of the 1960s, images that promise the universe but deliver so little.
Weaver was more explicit.
