Sentence examples for that explicitly define from inspiring English sources

Reforms recommended by the commission on Wednesday included passage of new laws or regulations that explicitly define appropriate and inappropriate meetings that state officials can hold with executives of companies planning to bid for state contracts.

Their goal was to validate pointcuts by means of test cases that explicitly define sets of join points that should be affected by specific advices.

Future studies that explicitly define normal and abnormal CGMS parameter ranges in relation to resulting pathology would supplement this statistical definition and enable clinicians to better utilize CGM information to aid them in making therapeutic regimen adjustments.

When comparing the two methods that explicitly define ortholog groups (KOG & OrthoMCL), the vast majority of the extra 3265 (13,323 10,058) OrthoMCL groups contain≤4 sequences, from 1 2 species (see Figure S4 for a distribution of group sizes using each method, by # species and # sequences).

Philadelphia settled the suit, accepting a consent decree that explicitly defined and prohibited illegal stops and put in place a court-appointed monitor to oversee stop-and-frisk practices.

The goal of this commentary is to propose a framework that explicitly defines the ways in which biological systems are complex and to discuss the potential relevance of these complexity dimensions to conducting research on student reasoning about complexity in biology classrooms.

I hope that explicitly defining the term will highlight, for law enforcement especially, that rape is genderless and can be perpetrated on anyone of any age.

Mathematically, this allows us to switch back from to, and thus to show that, explicitly defined, is the optimal input covariance matrix.

Young certainly singled out Ron Clarke, but it was later textbooks that explicitly defined administrative criminology as being SCP and the 'rational choice' theory that Clarke developed alongside it (see, for example, McLaughlin 2006; Tierney 2009).

We tried to develop a novel chromosome-encoding mode that explicitly defines the overlap between biclusters.

The other half of the publications (n = 11) included papers that explicitly defined vulnerability as an accumulation of several interrelated dimensions (multi-vulnerability) [ 10, 21, 22, 37- 44].