Sentence examples for exposure implied by from inspiring English sources

Hence, with a few important exceptions, the potential revenue exposure implied by large drops in the top end of the income-tax base tends not to be reinforced by high effective tax rates at the top.

A smaller prior variance would place more weight on the annual exposure estimates from the fate and transport model and less weight on the exposure estimate implied by the 2005 2006 measured serum.

The causal connection between airway disease and mite-allergen exposure is implied by the increase in AR prevalence in the Chinese migrant group over time.

Such exposures are implied by the lower CL incidence after early child care as found in many studies (Urayama et al, 2010).

Table 3 shows the daily exposure dose in adults implied by the urinary excretion data from NHANES (Blount et al. 2006c).

Exposure limits also change, for example the 2005 updated version of the WHO's guidelines on SO2 stated that an annual exposure limit was no longer required as low annual levels are implied by compliance with the 24 hour limit.

In comparison, our model predicts that a similar reduction in TV advertising exposure may decrease consumption by about 3 8%, an estimate that remains under the ceiling implied by the Epstein study.

Various flavors of ETPs allow investors to target both direct exposure to Treasury Inflation-Protected SecuriTIPS (TIPS) as well as the spread between yields on nominal treasuries (or implied by futures) and similarly dated TIPS, known as the breakeven rate of inflation.

Take the network implied by book-translation.

Emotion is implied by its physical traces.

Supervenience physicalism neither implies nor is implied by token physicalism.