Sentence examples for stated more explicitly from inspiring English sources

President Bush stated more explicitly than he did in his news conference on Monday that he believed Mr. Hussein deserved the death penalty.

As Mr Woodhead puts it: "the rich do not have a monopoly on intelligence".Along with that often implicit assumption, there frequently comes another which is usually stated more explicitly: that a lack of spending on schools is the main barrier to improving standards.

The boundary conditions are stated more explicitly in the Supporting Information (Text S1).

In fact, this idea should be stated more explicitly throughout.

This is now stated more explicitly in the Methods section ("Human alveolar macrophages were obtained…").

Stated more explicitly, Dingle here argues that authentic science is empiricist in epistemology (scientific knowledge is founded in sensory observation), and inductivist in method (general principles are reached via inductive logic).

One way to do this would be to state more explicitly that a bail-out for Greece is also a bail-out for German banks that hold lots of Greek bonds.In defence of the fatherlandIn Germany's defence, some other EU leaders are hardly helping.

We also revised the Student Handbook to state more explicitly that participation in any "game" of sexual conquest by any name or unauthorized possession of School keys or swipe cards would be grounds for expulsion.

We now state more explicitly how the distinct integrative properties of individual granule cells may contribute to different functions.

I suggest that the authors state more explicitly what are the new insights gained from using the more realistic secondary structure and free energy calculations.

We rewrote most of the Abstract and restructured and rewrote parts of the Introduction to make them more to-the-point and with a stronger focus on vocal interactions, and stating more explicitly what happened with vocal behaviour when reproductive stages changed.