Sentence examples for points more explicitly from inspiring English sources

We also now make these points more explicitly.

We now explain these points more explicitly in the section "Sequences features conserved in homologs of the alphavirus MTase-GTase".

"What is still more important is unity of religious background," he added, and then made his point more explicitly: "Reasons of race and religion combine to make any large number of free-thinking Jews undesirable.'' Eliot's powerful early poetry had already made this undesirability clear.

Let us take a specific example to make this point more explicitly.

The text and the figure legend now make this point more explicitly.

We have made this point more explicitly in the main text.

Our primary result that around five generations separate a typical progeny from the infecting genome is a specific and testable hypothesis, and we have sought to emphasize that point more explicitly.

The point is more explicitly made in the discussion of Searle in Pacherie 2007. 5. Perhaps it's premature to conclude, as Searle does, that there has to be an "internal" difference here.

The referee is entirely correct with regard to the last sentence, and the whole point (or at least a major theme) of our review is precisely that what is well established in environmental microbiology has had much less impact in clinical microbiology (referee 2 makes this exact point, even more explicitly).

But critics charge that Radio Sawa presents the American point of view more explicitly than Voice of America did.

Conversely, the development of a DRG catalogue can also be seen as a starting point towards a more explicitly defined benefit catalogue, and subsequently lead to benefit catalogues where all approved interventions are listed and grouped around the relevant diagnoses [ 2].