Sentence examples for experiments implies that from inspiring English sources

Extending the WUSN to aboveground experiments implies that the sender (or the receivers) will be located above the soil surface.

The relatively small amount of enzyme used in experiments implies that ε≪1.

The discrepancy between these experiments implies that kakusei-signal density in the MBs is not a simple reflection of the foraging flight parameters, but rather varies depending on the experimental conditions.

The data flood, generated by these bioinformatics experiments, implies that technological breakthroughs are paramount to process an interactive sequence of tasks, software, or services in a timely fashion.

However, while MS evidence can be used to verify protein-coding potential, the low coverage of proteomics experiments implies that the reverse is not true.

Our experiments imply that significant improvements in traffic fuel efficiency and safety may be achieved by means of very few mobile actuators in the traffic stream.

There was little use for the heavy ore until the eve of World War II when experiments implied that nuclear chain reactions might provide exceptionally powerful bombs.

The combustion experiments imply that spring-harvested reed canary-grass can be burned with success in combustion equipment that is designed for the differences in ash content.

The results of biochemical experiments implied that ZnO, through the generation of oxidative stress, significantly reduced the chlorophyll content, carotenoids and activity of stress-controlling enzymes.

The western blot experiments implied that the cytotoxic activity of 26c might be partially through suppressing the phosphorylation of c-Met kinase.

Holes and radicals trapping experiments imply that photo-induced active holes and superoxide radicals are predominant under visible light irradiation and make major contributions to improved photocatalytic performance.