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This more explicitly describes which imaging trials were used for data shown in Figure 6.

Until a neurochemical basis for memory can be more explicitly described, any decay theory of forgetting must await detailed development.

They may also rely on verbs that more explicitly describe actions and emotions, including words such as "wanted", "took", "promised", "cried", and "cheered".

Our study points out the shortcomings of traditional landscape ecological metrics for mapping urban form and emphasizes the need for alternative approaches for analysing urban landscapes, more explicitly describing the morphological characteristics of the urban fabric.

This is what we more explicitly describe as "political influence" of the publisher.

We have now more explicitly described the function of Toll signalling in AP patterning.

As the reviewer suggested, we have more explicitly described the parameters for simulation experiments in the revised manuscript.

Finally, because there are inner and outer membrane compartments, membrane demands and composition can be more explicitly described with the genome-scale model.

Perhaps the authors can more explicitly describe in the methods the evidence that this is a MEX-3 ortholog (e.g., phylogenetics, unique domain architecture specific to this family, or lack of any other proteins with similarity near that present with the MEX-3 family in reciprocal genome searches).

Even more detailed is the recently proposed model COM-B, which explicitly describes the functional connections between basic behavioral mechanisms and behavior change interventions [ 26].

It explicitly describes its results as being, 'improved health for Canadians, more effective health services and products, and a strengthened Canadian health care system' [ 12].