Sentence examples for i entails from inspiring English sources
Our central point is that any candidate point estimate of θ i entails measurement error.
(i) entails (iii) 'I am speaking truly' and is incompatible with (ii) and with (iv) 'I truly say I speak falsely'.
Larger dose cumulant I entails the decline of tumor cells, achieving a better treatment effect.
HLA class I entails three different loci, HLA-A, HLA-B and HLA-C, and HLA class II encompasses HLA-DR, HLA-DP and HLA-DQ.
Specifically, it was found that Form I entails statistically improbable hydroxy-thiazoyl and ureido-ureido interactions despite the hydrogen-bond donor's and acceptor's availability for the realization of high-propensity hydrogen bonds.
After spending a day with Mr. Maxwell, the author concluded, "Financial genius, I perceived, entails an infinite capacity for taking pains -- or for being a pain". *Former employees say Mr. Maxwell once caught a courier smoking in the elevator of his London headquarters, known as Maxwell House, and dismissed him on the spot.
My belief that I exist entails that I exist, that I have at least one belief, that someone has beliefs, that experience (broadly construed) exists, etc.
If God or a soul does not exist, or if they exist but one fails to have the right relationship with them, then supernaturalism or the Western version of it (on which I focus)—entails that one's life is meaningless.
Phase I will entail the development of content-oriented areas within the site.
The conversion of AT-II to AT-I cells entails several events, which include lowering of the intercellular tight junctions between adjacent epithelial cells such that the apical part of the cells appears to protrude into the lumen [ 30].
