Sentence examples for In implication, from inspiring English sources

In Implication and Linear Inference, for example, Bosanquet defends his long-standing view that inference is "every process by which knowledge extends itself" (op. cit., p. 2).

In Implication, all areas were statistically significant and they explained the 50% in variance and finally, the 35% variance in Efficacy was explained by four of six sub-scales.

"The Social Network" is about origins, while "Catfish," at once narrower and more universal in implication, is about consequences.

By its material and its point of view, it rather recalls Christopher Isherwood's "Goodbye to Berlin," but it is more poetic in treatment and more general in implication.

And, perhaps most of all, Ms. Martin's songs, which have long dwelled in implication, creating a vivid emotional climate without divulging many details.

They are big in implication (like the belatedly interpreted radar plots showing Japanese aircraft approaching Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941) and big in accomplishment (like the events, chronicled by photograph and document, of D-Day, which the exhibition calls the "greatest amphibious attack in military history").

Proust believes in evocations; James in implications.

Peter D. Vize, a coral specialist at the University of Calgary, called the team's work "big in implications".

The greatest confidence is in predicting implications for vegetation production, with lesser confidence in implications for vegetation composition, animal production and adaptation options.

In consequence, implications in autoimmunity have been discussed [ 9- 12].

This may be explained by their preferred occurrence in heterochromatin and implication in gene silencing.