Sentence examples for implication made from inspiring English sources

The practical implication made in previous papers should simply be reiterated here.

The implication made in the statement is clear.

It's a confusing implication, made more confusing by the fact that this is a sequel to a prequel.

In our recent studies, we have taken up the implication made by charge-based rules (11/25) and developed an electrostatic hull approach to predict co-receptor tropism [ 10].

The performances become "like a football match with every shot on target" and the shows make standup look easy and can, by implication, make some comics seem funnier.

The whole approach has been labelled "bottom up," which, by implication, makes previous efforts to cut carbon in particular, the Kyoto Protocol—"top down".

The whole approach has been labelled "bottom up," which, by implication, makes previous efforts to cut carbon — in particular, the Kyoto Protocol — "top down".

Thus, by manipulating the PPMI data, results demonstrate that it was possible to reduce algorithm accuracy, by implication making the data more difficult to interpret by reporters.

The horizontal learning, motivation and implication make students more aware of their learning process represent their arguments supporting the strong points of peer-feedback in order to make it positive and constructive (Shute 2008).

The combination of multiple pathway involvement and multiple disease implication makes Gsk3 a potentially important drug target.

The multiple visits associated with this strategy and cost implication makes it burdensome and unattractive to poorly educated women residing several kilometres from the few hospitals and clinics offering unaffordable services.