Sentence examples for to explicitly present from inspiring English sources

It is the first to assess the microbiological outcome of GWX of AST-CVCs and to explicitly present the technique of GWX in detail.

One way to achieve attention for the health information is to explicitly present the severe consequences of risky behaviours performed by the target population, presumably because negative information is believed to attract more attention than positive information [ 3- 5].

Articles included in this scoping review needed to explicitly present objectives or evaluative techniques for large multi-day conferences but this did not need to be the focus of the paper.

As control tasks, observers made similar judgements and eye movements to explicitly presented (dot) targets.

36 Transparency is important to allow readers to make their own judgment according to explicitly presented discrepancies.

"Many times when you do what I do, or work in journalism, in general, people try to not explicitly present their opinions on topics," he said.

Marisol chiseled him with precision, from the creases in the bottom of his feet to his explicitly presented penis and testicles.

Association, also known as 'implicature' or 'suggestion', refers to information which is not explicitly present in a text, but rather implied based on particular opinions and specific knowledge of the news situation (van Dijk 1988).