Sentence examples for case implies that from inspiring English sources

"Just in case" implies that "You, my kid, still need me around; you're not capable or old enough without me".

Over all, the baseline case implies that Mr. Romney will beat Mr. Santorum by about 5 points in the popular vote from this point forward.

The age distribution represents the amount of water in a sample belonging to a particular age and the transient case implies that sampling the same location at two different times will result in different age distributions.

This case implies that when a new fault occurs, an entire QAM instance in the multi-pipelined system will be marked as faulty.

Note, however, that the latter extreme case implies that marginal tax rates equal 1, so that the first order necessary condition in Eq. (10) admits no defined solution.

This case implies that, even as a weak force for ER fusion, ATL3 can still be critical for the physiological balance of the ER.

A good relationship was shown between the degree of superimposition and the inhibitory activity, except in one case, implying that candidate haptens can be computationally selected.

He scrutinized the JonBenet Ramsey crime scene, speculated that some elements appeared staged and insists that it's "a solvable case," implying that the principal investigators are too busy writing books about it to resolve it.

"We're talking about a life imprisonment case here, and he should be tried fairly," Judge Martini said in the murder case, implying that prosecutors did not agree with that fundamental principle of fairness.

Note that we let ρ=0.96 in the simulation case, implying that the performance gap will be even larger for ρ=0.98.

In addition, studies analysing heteroplasmy levels in blastomeres from disaggregated eight cell stage embryos, have indicated that there is less variation between cells than was previously considered to be the case, implying that sampling bias in prenatal diagnosis is minimal.