Sentence examples for to mention explicitly from inspiring English sources
"to mention explicitly" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe something that is explicitly and clearly stated. For example: The speaker mentioned explicitly that they strongly disagreed with the policy.
Wearing a Rolex watch signals success and perhaps good taste — personal characteristics that are desirable to communicate, but objectionable to mention explicitly.
With Android tablet sales growing fast – not to mention explicitly family-focused devices like Samsung's Galaxy Tab Kids and Tesco's Hudl – this issue shouldn't be seen as an Apple-only thing.
In his second paper, he became the first to mention explicitly that the theory demanded a new particle in nature, which was given the name Higgs boson in 1972.
Francis rattled off the economic, social, institutional, and humanitarian crises facing Europe, but he had no need to mention explicitly the most pressing crisis of all — Brexit, which comes to a head this week, as Prime Minister Theresa May (who was not in Rome) formally begins Britain's withdrawal from the E.U.
It can be seen in Table 6 that most publications fail to mention explicitly the specific version.
- The sentence starting with " The detection of genetic structure largely depends on the type and number of molecular markers examined ": Here you may want to mention explicitly the temporal resolution of markers with different mutation rates (as you have done in the Discussion).
In a HuffPost review of the last 10 years of G-20 declaration documents, the only other disease to be mentioned explicitly was Ebola, which had a separate treatise in 2014.
And recalling my previous errors of omission, I'm moved to mention it explicitly here.
It follows a letter signed by scientists and science educators calling on the government to make the change after draft versions of the new curriculum failed to mention evolution explicitly.
"But the failure to mention and explicitly state that we have to end the era of fossil fuels is just a huge missed opportunity to be real about where we are and where we need to go". The plan also does not explicitly exclude some major forms of low-emissions electricity — mainly, nuclear energy and hydropower — as some observers worried it would.
Although in certain circumstances it is convenient to add σ, it is not strictly necessary since the main purpose of σ is to provide a basis to define the measure μ, and so σ is always present in the background when there is a measure μ and it is not necessary to mention it explicitly.
