Sentence examples for questions explicitly from inspiring English sources

These exams include embryology questions explicitly and within other questions.

Ask questions explicitly and then answer them, as I just did.

Most studies on the subject use surveys that contain questions explicitly aimed at extracting information on the field of study–occupation matching.

While some fields of study have strong connections with some specific perhaps regulated occupations, many do not.3 Most studies on the subject use surveys that contain questions explicitly aimed at extracting information on field of study–occupation matching.

My plea, therefore, is that it is important for governments to consider these questions explicitly so that they have a better understanding of the actions they do or do not undertake and they are better aware of the consequences of particular action or inaction.

If only questions explicitly using the words "fabrication" or "falsification" were included (Table S2, questions 3, 6, 10, 26), the pooled weighted estimate was 1.06% (N = 4, 95%CI: 0.31 3.51) Other questionable practices were admitted by up to 33.7% of respondents (Table S2) (Figure 3, N = 20 (six studies), crude unweighted mean: 9.54%, 95%CI = 5.15 13.94).

Why?"Everyday Sunshine" doesn't answer this question explicitly.

Study co-author Eleni Greenwood, a UCSF clinical fellow, noted that a previous study involving a telephone survey of women who had undergone egg freezing asked this question explicitly.

Unlike for the assignments, for an exam, unless a question explicitly says otherwise, your responses will only be graded on functionality.

Talk to your wife about sex, says Luisa Dillner, to a man whose question explicitly states that his wife refuses to talk about her lack of desire for sex.

This is something we get from the life story without ever asking the question explicitly, which is so much more powerful because people often know how they're supposed to answer.