Sentence examples for and by implication also from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, debunking ID claims about mouse traps and, by implication, also about other irreducibly complex systems has a high educational value.

The results suggest a grid-like distribution of houseplots and, by implication, also a set of routes running throughout the housemound landscape and local Maya neighbourhoods during the site's Late and Terminal Classic history.

The payback from the uniqueness of each GSP and its battery of derived structures would have been significant for attempting register classification both at lower and higher degrees of delicacy: being unique, particular derived structures could have been tested as recognition criterion for the specific register variety, and by implication, also for the related register family.

This, together with the support for more regular meetings between the registrars and supervisors to discuss their portfolios, with protected weekly academic time, is imperative if formative feedback, and by implication, also summative assessment in the workplace, is to happen in a meaningful and valid sense [ 51].

An easement by implication also arises when the owner of two or more adjacent parcels of land sells one lot; the buyer acquires an easement to that visible property of the seller necessary to the buyer's use and enjoyment of his lot, such as a roadway or drainage duct.

Either way, there will eventually be problems down the line, not only for the U.S. but, by implication, also for the rest of the world.

These examples demonstrate that NOECs [and by implication also NO(A ELs] are sensitive to the specific features of the chosen experimental design and the choices of statistical methods and significance criteria.

However, Koff is reduced (by an order of magnitude or more) and by implication, Kon must also be reduced.

But during his final paean, Sachs also indicates that the Beckmessers and, by implication, the Meyerbeers of this world, also have their rightful place in any list of "masters".

"They want to make it look like only the government can provide," he said, and by implication, that the government can also take it away.

This is not only because of the questionable homologies with the eldoniids (and by implication the other cambroernids), but also the relatively good record of Cambrian echinoderms, especially the pre-radial types.