Sentence examples for cases implies that from inspiring English sources
Both of the previous cases implies that (5.22).
The appearance of N2O after the temperature record suggests that melting and decomposition of RDX have begun (observed in 1-atm cases), implies that N2O formation is indeed not an initial step in RDX decomposition under our conditions.
The fact that (q(x)) takes the same form in these three cases implies that differential equations of the form (1) with markedly different structures in their coefficients can be cast to the same canonical form with virtually identical (q(x)) coefficients by transformations of the dependent variable y.
The fact that t pulse > t exp in all the observed cases implies that it is possible at least under conditions similar to those observed for this study to record directly the crucial stages of evolution of each pulse without the interference of the subsequent one.
The detection of CD-IBS/FMS-like index cases implies that decisive therapeutic and preventative actions be taken for these patients and their relatives with silent or symptomatic, but not yet diagnosed, CD.
Aside from the potential biomarker utility of NT5E, the likely role of NT5E in driving metastatic disease in a proportion of cases implies that NT5E may be a viable therapeutic target in melanoma, particularly in clinically challenging cases with visceral and/or brain metastases.
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.
With regard to the IRR, it was found that cases C5E1, C5E2, UB1, UC5B1, and UC5B2 exhibited a higher IRR than the 1G case, implying that combined C5&C6 fermentation and biogas upgrading to vehicle fuel quality are important when considering an integrated plant.
These contradictions obtained in both cases imply that there exists such that is an escape solution.
Hence, both cases imply that { x n } converges strongly to x ∗ = P F f u and the proof is complete.
The first order transition occurs in the lower levels of the landscape in all cases, implying that 'funnels' are the general rule.
