Sentence examples for approaches implies that from inspiring English sources

Use of knowledge bank approaches implies that estimated risk factors are reclassified over patients (inter-patient risk reclassification) [36, 37].

The close match found in spatial extent between the different approaches implies that asperities (highly stressed patches) may act as an indicator of the preparation process to an impending earthquake.

Internationally, guidelines for depression recommend a stepped care approach, implying that antidepressant medication should not be offered as a first step treatment to patients with sub-threshold or mild depression.

Computational modeling and experimental/mutational approaches imply that associations of integrin transmembrane domains stabilize the low-affinity integrin state.

From the point of view of the slip-weakening relationship for fault friction, both approaches imply that small patches may 'locally' radiate more seismic energy compared with large patches.

Together, these approaches implied that the skeletal and hematopoietic changes in the collagen X Tg and KO mice might directly ensue from disruption of collagen X function in growth plates [1], [5], [6], [7], [8], [11], [14].

The standard ‘integrated’ approaches imply that systems are understood and can be ‘managed’ in a comprehensive manner.

Thus, three complementary approaches implied that zinc supplementation may benefit more by restricting it to higher ages.

Despite this short waiting time, they are still statistically different between approaches, implying that patients do wait longer when the physician and delegate are assigned other patient related tasks (i.e. consultation).

Overall, the observations made by various research groups using both experimental and theoretical approaches imply that there are few regions in the genome in which the nucleosomal landscape is consistent across the cellular population, and that the majority of the nucleosomes are stochastically positioned.

The government's rendition of the moral approach implies that it is worth making every investment to reduce carbon emissions that has a rate of return of at least 2.5 percent, in terms of avoided damages.