Sentence examples for different implication from inspiring English sources

An absolute difference of 10 has a different implication for agreement if the RPKM is 20 than if the RPKM is 300.

There are several explanations, each of which has a different implication for Mr Bush's second term.

The absence of a cliff is crucial: whereas R-R like to say that debt going above 90 percent cuts your growth rate by 1 percentage point, what we actually find is that raising the debt ratio by 45 points cuts growth by 1 point, which is a very different implication.

Experiments with our shell are reported and its performance is compared to existing shells that use different implication methods.

A large deficit indicating temporary flow of investment with high productivity growth and profitability will have a different implication that the temporary deficit with high public consumption and currency overvaluation.

Although Fleming Island Plantation is a neighborhood within the unincorporated town, the student's caption had a different implication.

However, for minor males, differences in parameters μ and λ have different implications.

This has very different implications.

For instance, ".@" has different implications than "@" on its own.

The explanations have different implications for public health.

A number of measures have markedly different implications for revenue beyond the 5-year scorecard period than within it.