Sentence examples for implicating I from inspiring English sources

3 To investigate further the contribution of mature male parr individuals on Nb, we estimated Nb (referred as Demo(1)) for two different datasets corresponding to parents-fry assignments implicating (i) anadromous breeders and (ii) anadromous and mature male parr breeders.

Thus "Some S are P" also implicates "I do not know whether all S are P" and "p or q" implicates "I do not know which of p or q is true".

When a speaker gives an affirmative answer to "Did you drive somewhere yesterday?" by saying "I drove to Ithaca," for example, what is implicated ("I drove somewhere") is entailed by what is said ("I drove to Ithaca").

For example, Some S are P could have been used to implicate I know whether all S are P ("knowledge implicature") or God is to be praised that some S are P ("praise implicature").

More explicitly: s implicates I iff there is a distinctive declarative form F and function f such that s is an instance of F, I is f s), and speakers conventionally use a sentence 'p' with form F to mean or imply f('p') by saying that p. 7. See Gardner et. al. 1978; Winner 1988; Pearson 1990; Pouscoulous et. al. 2007; Kennison 2014: 170.

Substantial evidence has accumulated implicating type I interferons in the pathogenesis of DM [ 37].

One key piece of evidence implicating complex I as the site of metformin action was that the drug inhibited mitochondrial oxidation of glutamate and malate more effectively than succinate [ 31, 32], which as a complex II substrate, can bypass complex I inhibition.

I felt implicated, which I usually do by any powerful work of art, but even more intensely than usual.

It was said against me that by describing Eliot as an anti-semite I was implicating him in projects of terror and murder.

This implicates people (i.e., interlocutors, peers, teachers and other speakers of English) as an essential resource that mediates the washback effect of exams that include productive skills.

In effect, speakers implicate that i is to be set to a level for which the discourse they are in can be coherently interpreted (with a maximal coherent extension for Tri).