Sentence examples for averted implying from inspiring English sources

Adding screening to treatment according to the norm at the time of analysis had an incremental cost effectiveness ratio of $Int22 000 (that is, falling between one and three times GDP per capita for each DALY averted), implying that screening would be potentially cost effective, but not highly cost effective according to international benchmarks.

Based on program estimates, 236 (±5) maternal deaths and 129 (±13) intrapartum stillbirths were averted (14,876 DALYs), implying an ICER of $158 $129-$129-$195D.

FORBES regrets implying otherwise.

Just implying.

For example, volume measures for high-risk surgery (which would imply that certain surgeries would need to be regionalized) would result in a substantial number of deaths being averted; adherence to all Leapfrog measures would provide even more benefits [ 2].

Guerin implies this.

The wink was implied.

It implies free will.

Its departure implied death.

Statues usually imply respect.

"It implies delicateness.