Sentence examples for an obvious implication from inspiring English sources

Dewey's conception of a history has an obvious implication for humanity: no person's fate is sealed by an antecedently given human nature, temperament, character, talent, or social role.

So an obvious implication of the JPS study is that raising public school spending must not improve human capital.

In view of previous studies, an obvious implication of silencing MIPS is the decrease in phytate levels (Raboy 2009), which was confirmed when the T3 generation seeds of line MO6-196-11-6 showedecline decline in the amount of phytic acid as compared to the non-transgenic control.

No genes with an obvious implication in virulence, such as genes encoding TTSS or T4SS, have been identified on the plasmid.

This has an obvious implication for dual process theory.

The essentially increasing trend in δ*√ n has an obvious implication for the scalability of standard binning levels used in classifying intra-genomic delta-distance [ 8].

A second, less obvious implication: this is good news for other TV-based platforms that come with a web browser, like Boxee.

The obvious implication of an undershoot that triggers a letter is that the MPC will have to cut interest rates further.Even if the Bank does squeak by without the governor having to put pen to paper, it will still be open to the accusation that it has in practice worried more about breaching the upper rather than the lower trigger points for the letter.

The day before, in Miami, Jeb Bush swiped at Clinton — twice by name and a few more times by obvious implication — in his own announcement speech.

Feroli writes that the "most obvious implication of a lukewarm recovery is that unemployment will remain high," forecasting a 7.5% unemployment rate through the end of 2010.

No one explicitly called the current principal an authoritarian busybody, but that was the obvious implication.