Sentence examples for implication presumed from inspiring English sources

Reissner (1985) in his article felt that inclusion of transverse shear deformation effects was directly (or by implication) presumed to be the key in resolving Poisson-Kirchhoff's boundary conditions paradox.

But neither this assumption nor its presumed implication is something to be accepted without careful consideration.

The generalization argument here is a variant of the fallacy of composition and it is logically specious in its presumed implication.

The reason why we decided to study this gene in cattle is because of its presumed implication in the amount of adipose tissue associated to the meat.

And even the short-run wage effects are simply spewing out the numerical implications of the presumed Cobb-Douglas technology.

That the genre's inception fell directly on the heels of the coming of sound has been presumed to hold implications mainly for the way horror films sound.

Finally, increased recognition of a genetic basis for many patients with CP may have far-reaching implications for a condition long presumed to be exclusively caused by prenatal or perinatal injury.

Therefore, when looking for possible implications for the structure of the presumed trimeric eIF2Bα/β/δ complex, the authors had to ignore the known dimerization interface (>1500 Å of buried surface area, light blue line in Figure S4A,B of the Supporting Information).

Technologically-mediated learning environments require deeper critical review and analysis to articulate and understand implications arising from heightened reliance upon, and presumed desirability of, TMC as a principle method of higher education delivery.

It will not, however, answer the questions about what exactly is being presumed; the ethical and legal implications that could follow will need to be considered carefully.

Finally, there was evidence of overuse of implied and presumed consent by doctors with implications for medical paternalism and lack of voluntariness in consent.