Sentence examples for to explicitly explain from inspiring English sources

It may be useful to explicitly explain to patients that while glasses improve vision, they have no clinical significant effect on myopia control [94, 95].

Using the modules and the set of fault origins to be distinguished by the alarm system, we try to explicitly explain the design rationales of the alarm system.

No one had to explicitly explain to you what it meant, but Peter Jackson kind of did anyway, and it felt jarring.

The game has a very unusual set of physics, and I've made it a point not to explicitly explain anything to the player.

His rather indeterminate and shady manner of "business" with Meyer Wolfsheim and inability to explicitly explain, even to Nick, what trade he is in, demonstrates that his crisp, rich image is not what he says it is.

He urged the U.S. Supreme Court to explicitly explain why the president's words were "not true," as Justice Samuel Alito famously mouthed on camera, breaking the justices' usual stoic appearance during the president's annual speech.

These implications need to be explicitly explained to data collectors.

The authors must revise their statements carefully to reflect this and explicitly explain the confounding factor introduced by press duration.

The Trump administration did not explicitly explain the cut to the agency's budget, but noted that there isn't much of the bailout money left and that a foreclosure prevention program funded through the bailout has stopped accepting new applications.

Our difficulty is that while Aristotle raises the problem of precision, he does not explicitly explain his solution to it.

It appears that the instruction of global meaning has provided strong support for PTs to generate meaningful number sentences and explicitly explain them.