Sentence examples for specifically entails from inspiring English sources

Blackett has for months been seeking a definitive answer from ERC and the IRB about what the ban specifically entails.

That broadening of the tent specifically entails focusing on women of color founders, she said, pointing to a recent report that showed black women still receive a ridiculously low amount of venture funding.

Moore et al. (2014) add that the combining of disciplines is "based on connections between the subjects and real world problems," and more specifically entails, "an effort by educators to participate in engineering design as a means to develop technologies that require meaningful learning and an application of mathematics and/or science" (p. 38).

First, there has been little study of what TAU specifically entails in a multidisciplinary rural mental health service.

The LRG specification does not specifically entail the production of a dedicated sequence browser, but producing one that uses LRG sequences would facilitate the successful adoption of LRGs.

What a no-fly zone would specifically entail, and who among the myriad rebel groups it might benefit, has also not been fully established.

Overall, human studies in general and patient studies specifically entail limitations including human heterogeneity.

Specifically, MRO entails multilocation.

More specifically, it entails clustering the nearly 2 million apps Mobilewalla has indexed to date into very small buckets (~100 apps per bucket, e.g).

Specifically, that entails four homescreens (as opposed to seven) loaded up with preset widgets, and a quick dialer icon that's apparently very hard to miss.

Specifically, this entails a clinical evaluation (eg. assessment of symptoms, risk factors, medical history, family history), measurement of blood pressure, and laboratory evaluation (eg. serum creatinine, protein-to-creatinine ratio, imaging of the kidneys).