This scenario would imply that a Δ rnf mutant would be nonviable during methylotrophic growth, an implication that is at odds with the experimental data (13, 14, 16).
There is one more ethical implication of Daoism ethics that is more of an implication that could be drawn by contemporary philosophers than one that was drawn in the foundational texts.
It's an implication that could encourage excessive risk-taking.
If the medical council agrees that termination is permitted whenever a foetal membrane ruptures, then there is an implication that a small risk to the life of the mother trumps the right to life of the foetus.
Thus some have spoken of that movement as a reunion of churches, an idea that carries an implication that they had once been "one," and a further hint that one included an essence on which people agreed.
Selling for $18 million, then, seems a bit low – an implication that the business had run into troubles growing its sales.
There will be no announcement of mass layoffs, but there is an implication that a steady stream of smaller layoffs remains on the table.
Acts easily transfer back and forth, and a spiritual overlay -- an implication that the pageant hints at a quest of the spirit -- is certainly common to both.
This vagueness comes from uncertainty, not an implication that an accomplice has been spotted.
SB's failure to say much contains an implication that he too has a powerful private self, a secret double, filled with locked feelings.
We detect here an implication that it wrong for a professor to write like a professor.
