Sentence examples for to which explicit from inspiring English sources

A lingering question in the experimental data on muscular bonding is the degree to which explicit commitments—values and beliefs affect partnerships in naturally occurring cooperative arenas.

According to Currie: This is the point at which explicit constitutional authority for the creation of federal crimes runs out.

While criticisms of the underlying assumptions may sometimes be justified, sensitivity analyses can be used to identify which explicit assumptions are critical to the model (in terms of having a significant impact on the model outcome), and uncertainty analyses can quantify uncertainty surrounding the model's parameters and structure; both are important for calibration and validation of the model.

As Koreny and colleagues noted, if one limits the analysis to clinical trials in which explicit intention-to-treat approaches were used, APCDs appeared to increase the risk of hematoma and psudoaneurysm, with 95% confidence limits that do not include unity.

By default, the filter may be set to Moderate, in which explicit images and videos are blocked from search results, but not text.

A possible solution here that could also be applied to any unpublished data for which explicit consent is not certain would be to display the mutation in the database with no other data at all.

As shown previously, the particular form of the model in which explicit references to individual fluid species fluxes have been eliminated offers favorable numerical characteristics.

An experiment to establish the extent to which the explicit application of diverging and converging support resulted in more and in more original test items and technically better test items was conducted in this study.

"Process" debriefing, in which explicit discussion of the perseverance process was provided, generally proved sufficient to eliminate erroneous self-perceptions.

Even in cases in which explicit treaties among nations do exist, conservatives worry.

It is worth noting that this advantage was present in a task in which explicit self recognition was not required.