Sentence examples for expectation implies that from inspiring English sources

"This growth expectation implies that eBay would need $120 billion of GMV in 2010, which is 41% of what Wal-Mart Stores sells today.

This expectation implies that the dominant elements of Madagascar's tropical forests should be composed mainly of early-arriving African elements.

Although it is impossible to rule out that some selective pressure at the protein level may influence the occurrence of given nucleotide motifs in coding DNA, the fact that we took into account trinucleotide frequencies in generating our baseline expectations implies that only biases at the level of amino acid pairs or triplets could possibly influence our site counts.

OsC1 was thought of as a domestication related gene, with up to 90%% reduction of genetic diversity in GSH; however, no values from three tests showed significant differences from neutral expectations, implying that OsC1 had not been subjected to recent selection.

(26) Integrating both sides of (26) from 0 to (tau_{m}wedge T) and taking expectations imply that begin{aligned} mathbb{E}V_{1}bigl(x tau_{m}wedge T bigr) < & mathbb{E}bigl[V_{1}bigl(x tau_{m}wedge T) bigr)+V_{2}bigl(x tau_{m}wedge T bigr bigr] leq& V_{1}bigl(x(0)bigr)+V_{2}bigl(x(0)bigr)+ hat{F}T, end{aligned} (27) where T is an arbitrary positive constant.

A sizeable interaction (contrary to expectation) would imply that findings based on an analysis of main effects alone are not sufficient as an effect of combined treatments may exist and should be considered alongside policy recommendations for the two treatments.

Sure, it will take time, but it should be our hope and expectation, rather than implying that significant difference will perpetuate.

Deviation from such expectation implies the action of selection or constraint, indicating that on some level the evolution of phenotype is decoupled from history.

By Friday he was worried about living up to the expectations implied in that response.

Although not in line with the instruction and intention of the TTO exercise, which specified a stable health state for the 10 year timeframe and should therefore render own expectations irrelevant, this implies that future years are more easily traded when one expects these will be spent in relatively poor mental health.

This finding contradicts our expectations, as it implies that offending is more widespread among females than among males.