Sentence examples for as imply from inspiring English sources
His facial contours, expressions and hairdo were designed to be sharp, intended to suggest the "assassin" side of his character, as well as imply the image of Chinese culture in the character.
Overall, our findings describe a novel paradigm for the conditioning lesion effect as well as imply that strategies aimed at mimicking this effect could be effective ALS therapies.
What does the "as" imply?
Finally, in the late 1990s, there was a great deal of research performed on the mechanisms of non-contact muscle injuries, and, in this research, the term strain was utilised to describe the lesion as well as imply an aetiology.
Had Livingstone been snubbed, as implied?
Morley as much as implied no responsibility for it.
As implied, MLD messages are sent as ICMPv6 messages.
The Guardian picked up on that too as implying it meant a dedicated channel.
"Unlike you," he didn't say, but you could read it as implied.
As implied by the term, Graham spent the summer of 2009 looking beyond Guantánamo.
As implied above, the equilibrium constants for exchange reactions change slightly with temperature.
