Sentence examples for explicitly implies from inspiring English sources

The study explicitly implies the NP recognition involved in cellular uptake as well as sub- and inter-cellular events that may uncover further intriguing insights into the earthworm as nanoscavenger.

To minimize falsely implied connections between genes and increase the reliability of the networks, we applied the 'function word' filter recommended by Jensen et al. [ 28] in which edges are only drawn between genes if the sentence linking them explicitly implies a functional interaction.

We never see any sort of physical intimacy between Henriette (who's married with children) and Heinrich, nor does Hausner explicitly imply any.

However, this aspect was not investigated in our work, as the hypothesis explicitly implied a downregulation of protein abundance.

Many terms in the Molecular Function ontology implicitly or explicitly imply the binding of a chemical or protein.

However, the significant difference in elemental signatures among porpoise sampling sites does not explicitly imply that ecologically or demographically distinct groups exist in Scandinavian waters.

Despite the role of mRNA regulation is not explicitly implied in the theory, recent studies suggest that protein and mRNA expression levels are correlated [ 38- 40].

The term does not explicitly imply a specific transcript isoform since this information is often indeterminable with available data, but is likely to reflect expression variation in dominant gene isoforms.

These included Read codes where intent was more explicitly implied, such as TK…17 Para-suicide, TK01.00 Suicide + self-inflicted poisoning by barbiturates, ZX1.13 Deliberate self-harm, U20.00 [X] Intentional self-poisoning/exposure to noxious substances, U30.11 [X] Deliberate drug poisoning.

Further, for every fixed with or, not indicating explicitly, (3.33) implies that.

Explicitly, this implies that each inheritance vector v corresponding to a specific structure A produces the same output (score), i.e. where is the equivalence class including all inheritance vectors corresponding to structure A. Hence considering a pedigree with m corresponding meioses leads to 2 m possible scores, assuming some order of inheritance vectors.