Sentence examples for still explicit from inspiring English sources

As an energy-saving and high-efficient stress relieving process, vibratory stress relief (VSR)'s influence of on fatigue life is still explicit and needs further investigation.

The underlying principle for this is still explicit in the 2010 update by the WHO but national authorities are advocated to promote a public health approach rather than an individualised approach as counselling to support individualised decisions has not been implemented despite training and tools being provided [ 9].

Nonetheless, explicit QALY weighting is still uncommon.

Indeed, although the Web of Data can contain any kind of information in any language, it still lacks explicit mechanisms to automatically reconcile such information when it is expressed in different languages.

Winters, still more explicit, regards Crane's sexuality as comparable to his alcoholism, a "weakness" that he "cultivated on principle".

But often a radio station will return a song to Def Soul anyway, saying that it is still too explicit.

The laws of the towns belonging to the Hanseatic League, first enacted and promulgated in 1597, were still more explicit and severe.

He felt the liquids from her womb smeared through the hairs on his stomach …" Such prose was clearly unpublishable in its time, and is still unusually explicit today.

Still an explicit rejection of the drug by the F.D.A. might prompt the compendia to re-evaluate the drug or prompt insurers to ignore the compendia.

Despite numerous computational advances over the last few decades, molecular dynamics still favors explicit (and thus easily-parallelizable) time integrators for large scale numerical simulation.

France, which pressed for the resolution as a way for the allies to keep Russia with them and increase pressure on Mr. Milosevic, still wants explicit United Nations authorization before the allies decide to take military action.