Sentence examples for more explicit use from inspiring English sources

That revolves around a more explicit use of metalanguage.

Although many articles present case studies, such comparative case analysis would require more explicit use of formal case study analysis approaches than is common.

Many of the conceptual hindrances outlined above can be linked to the need for stronger or more explicit use of theory in future studies.

BioPAX is based on an ontology of concepts with attributes, which allows to make a more explicit use of the relations between concepts compared to other standards.

If so, the negative experimental result and the SNAP prediction could both be correct, supporting more explicit use of predictions in the design of future experiments.

Health Department documents, in particular, and an Education Department document "Being Well, Doing Well", which gave priority to the emotional well-being of children, made more explicit use of evidence.

On the song "I Rock, I Roll," Mystikal makes the connection more explicit, using piano and saxophone sounds to underscore the common history of rock and rhythm-and-blues.

United Nations Ambassador Samantha Power has been more explicit, using the acronym for the international group's French name, Medicines Sans Frontiers, in speeches and on Twitter.

While there has been a general call to make decisions regarding the use of interpreters and translation in research more explicit using interpreters in public health research is under-researched.

There's an even more explicit rule against using public office (like, say, the White House) for private gain: Title 5 section 2635.702.

Another branch of the Kushner family also seeking low-cost financing for a Jersey City project was even more explicit in using its Trump connection, running a promotion in Chinese that advertised: "Work hand-in-hand with Trump son-in-law Kushner". The pitches by the Kushners drew protests from ethics watchdogs, who have been vocal critics of the first family's business interests.