Sentence examples for as implied by the expression from inspiring English sources

Maurice Obstfeld and Alan Taylor calculated hypothetical profits as implied by the expression of a potential inequality in the CIRP equation (meaning a difference in returns on domestic versus foreign assets) during the 1960s and 1970s, which would have constituted arbitrage opportunities if not for the prevalence of capital controls.

As implied by the enrichment results for both GO and KEGG pathway annotations, carbon starvation coordinately induced the expression of genes involved in autophagic processes.

As implied by the term, Graham spent the summer of 2009 looking beyond Guantánamo.

Expected inflation (as implied by the gap between conventional and inflation-indexed bond yields) has risen.

And they're not, as implied by the Mail and Express reports, handed out to prisoners arbitrarily.

We list only the (net) trend effects (as implied by the interactions).

As implied by the name, EMST attempts to strengthen the respiratory muscles of expiration.

The disparity between these in vitro and in vivo findings could then reflect differences in the homing potential of the three tested MSCs types, as implied by differential expression of integrin-α4 and the inability of integrin-α4-negative BM-MSCs to traffic to the CNS [ 70].

Whether this unexpected reverse correlation of serum or tissue VEGF with clinical outcome is linked to the expression of 43KD isoform, as implied by Aguayo et al. [ 57], remains to be proven.

As implied by its title, 808s & Heartbreak prominently features the Roland TR-808 drum machine.

In my non expert opinion, and as it was implied by the book, they are sweaty.