Sentence examples for implication of figure from inspiring English sources

The important implication of figure 5b is that moderate CI levels select for premating isolation in a larger part of the parameter space than high CI levels.

So, the implication of Figure 2c is that the electrodes are closer to DA terminals of the DS than the NAc: we know of no reason why this should be so.

When we return to the long-term herd size change implications of Figure 3, this threatens them with a potential long-term slide towards eventual stocklessness in the context of repeated shocks.

For ordinary working families, the terrible implication of these figures is that the recent improvement in the labour market cannot be sustained – unemployment looks set to rise again by the end of the year.

The implication of these figures is that current decision-making should be improved to optimise whom and how to treat in the adjuvant setting.

The implication of these figures is that erosion is a massive "hidden" cost on the economy of Zimbabwe - as indeed it must be in nearly every other African country.

The political implications of these figures are, surely, pretty obvious.

Harm Bandholz, analyst at UniCredit bank, said the implications of the figures were that the "tapering" of the Fed stimulus is getting closer.

Once the symbolic implications of these figures kick in, every object in the neat-as-a-pin apartment -- a sewing machine, a steamer trunk, a wine bottle, a clock -- assumes a precious, liturgical weight.

In many ways official datasets resemble official texts: we need to learn how to read and interpret them critically, to read between the lines, to notice what is absent or omitted, to understand the gravity and implications of different figures, and so on.

This agrees with the implication of Theorem 1. Figure 1 The simulation results of the actual decay rate with the initial condition (boldsymbol{x}(0)=[1.2,0.6]^{T}) and the MDT (tau =2).