Sentence examples for established implies from inspiring English sources

In repudiating the principle of natural heredity (Maximian and Constantius each had an adult son), Diocletian took a great risk: absolute divine monarchy, which Diocletian largely established, implies the hereditary transmission of power, and the future was soon to demonstrate the attachment of the troops and even of the population to the hereditary principle.

Moreover, the phylogenetic tree that was established implies the existence of a chromosomally located β-lactamase super-gene family in Enterobacteriaceae (Fig. 2).

The higher tendency to use TEM among rural dwellers, which this study has established, implies either rural non-availability or reduced uptake of available promotive and preventive eye care services in the rural areas.

To achieve high conversions in aerobic reactors a substrate concentration gradient should be established implying that the recycle ratio and the sludge-age should be sufficiently small while the dissolved oxygen concentration should be sufficiently large.

In [1], the following results are established: (1) implies that ; (2) implies that ; (3) implies that there exist such that ; (4) implies that there exist such that.

This widely established caveat implies that the time of the observed first brightening is expected to be delayed in GIs compared with that in ASIs.

The dependence of gust factor against different gust durations are comparatively established, which implies that the time scales for thunderstorms are markedly different from those of tropical cyclones and monsoons.

The term "pre-diabetes" has become well established and implies a risk of progression to overt diabetes.

The younger Mr. Christopher (he is in his mid-30's), whose set dovetailed with Mr. Davern's, has a forthright sound and a hungry energy, and he brought out the pianist Cyrus Chestnut to continue the set with a version of Jelly Roll Morton's "Mamanita"; the band established an implied, rolling habanera groove, with Mr. Cohen roughly plucking bass chords.

The court order, which was issued Aug. 26 by an Albuquerque judge, Alan M. Malott, established that "implying conditions of sexual orientation on one's right to enter civil contracts such as marriage" was a violation of the equal-protection clause in the state's Constitution.

Not having such controls established may imply in several request passing the SLA's deadline and, as a consequence, in penalties.