Sentence examples for as is sometimes implied from inspiring English sources

Note, though, that while Tanner presumably heard all this, he didn't actually claim (as is sometimes implied in the pro-angels literature) to have recorded it in situ, what with the broken pencil.

He is not saying (as is sometimes implied) that experimental subjects are, as it were, consciously faking their performances in order to please the experimenter.

This in turn implies that P. falciparum merozoites use different receptor interactions for different purposes – not all interactions are functionally equivalent and interchangeable, as is sometimes assumed.

But beware: to is sometimes missing but implied.

Although the term "personalised medicine" is also used to convey this meaning, that term is sometimes misinterpreted as implying that unique treatments can be designed for each individual.

This view, as Aristotle implies, is sometimes boiled down to a mathematical formula, such as the golden section, but it need not be thought of in such strict terms.

While fat, calories, salt and sugar content are clearly stated, packaged food is still packaged food, and even "organic" food is sometimes not as healthy as the name implies.

It is most often used to describe organisms that are vaguely similar to extinct relatives that were more abundant and diverse and is sometimes used as shorthand to imply that there has been little evolutionary change.

It is easy to see that this condition, which is sometimes used as the definition of algebraicity, implies algebraicity as we have defined it.

At times, he has implied that what he was planning was what is sometimes known as "suicide by cop," by putting "police in a position where they had to put me down".

Other viruses have phylogenies that are congruent with those of their hosts implying that they have co-evolved [5] [10], and the co-evolutionary congruence is sometimes complete suggesting that the virus group is as old as its hosts.