Sentence examples for implication of the subjects from inspiring English sources

While the eye scanning behavior during the Context period suggested that the subjects were evaluating the social situation presented in the context stimuli, we agree that there's no contextual specificity in the explicit subjects' behavior and that the implication of the subjects "monitoring the context of a social scenario" should be presented more conservatively in the text.

Whilst the tone of the photographers clearly implies that they believe what they are doing is either for the greater moral good, or a simply an act of harmless lark-aboutery, there can be psychological implications for the subjects of the photos.

His book Loneliness: Human Nature and the Need for Social Connection examines the pathology and public health implications of the subject.

The implications of the subject-matter often seemed more suited to one of Freud's darker case studies than a peak-time comedy, but Corbett's gentleness and warmth belied the creepiness, and the series gave him a useful independent presence around the time The Two Ronnies ended in 1987.

He continued: "In the latter part of the book I have tried to indicate some of the far-reaching implications of the subject... ......  The reading public was certainly not indifferent to the book, which became a bestseller and established Sacks as a master of his genre.

For the cardiovascular study, a sample of 998 out of the 1,232 participants were studied based also on statistical power estimates and the resource implications of tracing the subjects already studied in the respiratory study which started a year earlier.

Naturally, when we've been talking about a subject as full of implications as the subject of our family conference that evening, every question must be weighed respectfully and with due reflection.

The label has replaced "Commonwealth literature", with its implication of grateful subjects creatively repaying their debts to British civilisation.

During recent talks I had with the painter David Salle, who was one of the brightest art stars of the eighties, he would tell me — sometimes in actual words, sometimes by implication — that the subject of his declining reputation in the art world was of no real interest to him.

It will be necessary to analyze the frequency and the clinical implication of the R450H mutation in Japanese subjects with elevated TSH.

One year later I chose to revisit this subject with the added implication of the upcoming presidential election.