Sentence examples for implication of an from inspiring English sources

Some of the younger feminists called into question the implication of an Egyptian Women's Union.

The effect of PPT suggests the implication of an ERα in the estrogenic neuroprotection against MPTP.

Jourdain, P. et al. L-Lactate protects neurons against excitotoxicity: implication of an ATP-mediated signaling cascade.

If the implication of an epidemiologist's study is that some drug or diet will bring us improved prosperity and health, then wonder about the unforeseen consequences.

For him, the most profound implication of an operational understanding of consciousness is that "it will lead to the death of the soul".

There is the aggressive, accented forward motion, but also the implication of an underlying beat that shores up and pulls together all of the fragmentation.

That's the implication of a recent analysis by RealtyTrac.

The Blumenthal piece creates the implication of a corrupt arrangement.

Despite the implication of a story, a specific predicament, the song is abstract.

Or at least that's the implication of a recent report by the international Commission on Intellectual Property Rights.

The implication of a baton having been passed is ahistorical, and very silly.