Now on the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the Great War appears a new edition of a fascinating and well-written account of the social origins and context of that war -- and maybe by implication of some other unnecessary wars.
It's an unexpected touch and gives Theroux ample opportunity to skewer himself, Jerry and, by implication, plenty of other writers at the same time.
The results of our study provide patient-specific elements expressed by the physiotherapists as sources of complexity in patients with low back pain, who were seen by some as more likely requiring the implication of other providers.
Blauner wrote earlier of a United States in which there exists "two languages of race," one spoken by black people (and by implication, other people of color), the other by white people.
We make an important contribution to the immigration literature by demonstrating how premigration experiences, embodied in historical cohorts, combine with new country settlement and transnational factors, to influence cross-border economic ties and, by implication, possibly other aspects of transnational engagement.
Furthermore, the implications of other subgroupings, as defined by molecular techniques, are largely unknown.
This has been widely taken to mean that plaque radiotherapy and by implication other forms of conservative therapy are as safe as enucleation.
Therefore, the first three N-terminal disulfide linkages of IGFBP-6 differ from those of IGFBP-1 and, by implication, the other IGFBPs [ 65].
Think of skivers and scroungers, immigrants, hardworking families (and by implication, the other sort), the disabled, the mentally ill.
