Sentence examples for was explicitly interested from inspiring English sources
GREE said in its last earnings report that it was explicitly interested in publishing more card battle games.
My Revolutions" is dense and accumulative where "His Illegal Self" is fleeting and photographic, and, unlike Carey, Hari Kunzru is explicitly interested in the connections between our current and former ideological selves.
The authors are explicitly interested in how volume and content of messages sent via mailing list by core and periphery member can be related to success of projects.
Furthermore, we were explicitly interested in the net effect of each individual component.
We were explicitly interested in the methodological issues associated with these approaches e.g. advantages/problems (biases etc).
As for this analysis we were explicitly interested in local variability between PiB-uptake and connectivity that was not already accounted for by the global positive correlation (rGLOBAL), we first decorrelated PiB-uptake and connectivity values across the whole network.
Because we were explicitly interested in the prognosis of severe hypoglycemia associated with hospitalization, we considered primary (most responsible) or secondary or even in-hospital complications discharge diagnoses to represent an "exposure".
Second, we are explicitly interested in the fixed point(s) of the dynamical space arising from the reaction network topology and the structure of the kinetic equations, such that concentrations beyond biologically relevant bounds are desirable to characterize the possible behaviors of the system.
Abrams says that the difference between this approach and one that's explicitly interest-focused is that on Nuzzel, "the intelligence lies within the human, not the computer".
Topic interest was explicitly expressed mainly in the argumentation condition, where increased topic interest scores after reading and writing were also found.
The study team considered using labels (for interventions or for the condition or problem being targeted) as a 'short-hand' that might capture variation over multiple attributes but this option was rejected in favour of unlabelled alternatives in which each level on each attribute of interest was explicitly described.
