Sentence examples for published explicitly from inspiring English sources

"It was published explicitly to stop the federal government from allowing dams to be built in the Grand Canyon, mostly for power generation and a little for irrigation," Mr. Turner said.

However, at about this time, he published the mordantly comic story "Blessed Assurance," which I call in my biography "the only story he ever published explicitly on the theme of homosexuality".

There has been little work published explicitly dealing with text mining targeting bacterial Type IV secretion systems.

We also focus only on authors who have published explicitly on climate change and Indigenous peoples, noting some CAs have published on other issues facing Indigenous populations (e.g. deforestation, knowledge systems, biodiversity) and may therefore be familiar with the key issues faced.

With the partial exceptions of Riemann, Cantor, and Hilbert, these mathematicians did not publish explicitly philosophical treatises.

Additionally, at least one study published post-1995 [37] explicitly excluded the use of lipid-lowering therapy.

The first designated textbook of evolutionary medicine was recently published; it explicitly considers what components of evolutionary medicine have a place in a formal medical curriculum (Gluckman et al. 2009).

Few published studies explicitly stated how the reported results were obtained after MI.

More recently, meta-analyses have been published focusing explicitly on the effects of exercise on hip osteoarthritis.

From a predictive viewpoint there are currently no published models that explicitly describe the influence of slurry level on power draw and the relationship between slurry level, slurry flow and pulp lifter design.

We applied topic modelling to a set of documents obtained through a search in the literature database Scopus for documents published from 1994 to 2013, explicitly mentioning the terms "forest monitoring" or "citizen science" in the title, abstract or keywords.