Sentence examples for as was implied from inspiring English sources

Given that low muscle mass and strength are a frequent in patients with metabolic syndrome [ 90, 91], this suggested that sarcopenia could synergize with excess adipose tissue to affect NK cells, as was implied by our preliminary study.

But it isn't – as was implied – light entertainment.

RW This article was amended to clarify that the DC United's game was played at the RFK Stadium in Washington, not in Kansas City, as was implied in the headline.

They said they were not involved in the campaign development and learned of the stoner sloth idea when the ads were released this week, and added: "While we wish the NSW government luck in future cannabis campaigns, the current stoner sloth campaign doesn't reflect NCPIC views on how cannabis harms campaigns should be approached, as was implied by the media".

He also considered Eric Da Re's performance as Leo Johnson to be unconvincing, finding it difficult to believe that the character was as feared and menacing as was implied.

The Fear for partner rejection factor is suggestive of Bandura's physiological feedback component of self-efficacy, as was implied in the studies of Barkley and Burns [ 8].

If, as is implied, he speaks for him, then one can only feel something akin to heedful pity".

The idea that the loony opus being rehearsed and rewritten before us would be a candidate for Broadway, as is implied, is one of the play's funnier, if unintentional, jokes.

Participants in our survey clearly expressed a sense of "ownership" of their samples, as is implied by the repeated references to "my blood".

I do think of the chordal progression of the banjo melodies as being implied; there's one way for them to go in that particular song.

These currencies deteriorate over time, but not as quickly as is implied by their high interest rates.