Sentence examples for both implies from inspiring English sources

This finding both implies an optimal injection strategy and suggests that override may be unavoidable if injection well pressure is limited.

The observation that a given effector fraction can lyse one target but not another, whereas other fractions are cytolytic on both, implies that different targets may differentiate effector populations differing in their lytic mechanism.

We considered FASLG as an important node to be checked since the BioQuali logics applied to its transcript variations both implies that the protein FASLG is increasing and that JUN, the only precursor to FASLG mRNA, is increasing as well - see Figure 4B for details.

The word forensics and the word forum have similar origins: both imply a gathering in which something is proved.

Both imply that the exercise of power alone may be enough to achieve American aims.

But neither transition has yet gone far, and both imply slower growth.Which leaves the United States as the likely engine of global growth.

Rather than let the condemnation of the heretic come from the seat of Peter, it would come from lower down, which would both imply a certain papal ambiguity and allow the possibility of reproach and an eventual welcome home.

By Remark 5.4, it suffices to show that Theorems 5.1-5.2 both imply Theorem 3.2.

Thus, the two similar stress tensors are the results of two different effects, both implying a low frictional coefficient or weak crust.

Twain and Bowen are both implying that people apply a situational definition to honesty and integrity.

Both imply agreement on one thing: Most Americans know little about the "economic stimulus plan," except that the President and the Congress are talking about it.