Here, too, no contraposition is needed, since in predicate logic an A-judgement can be either expressed as an implication or a negated conjunction.
Does he feel the implications or feel a prisoner of those implications, and either way — huh?
Although only 8% of survey respondents reported having talked about ethical and societal implications or issues with a bioethicist, over 25% of survey respondents reported that they would talk to a bioethicist about a specific concern.
Finally, non-differential exposure misclassification, particularly for common conditions such as allergic rhinitis that do not generally have serious clinical implications or result in a hospitalisation may have attenuated our effect estimates.
(We use it as a code, don't we, with a sexual implication — or rather, an implication of no sex).
It would be more perspicuous to speak simply of the existential implications, or ontological presuppositions, of a theory.
They may not necessarily comprehend the implications or prognostic significance of an asymptomatic tumor.
You either have to pretend you don't hear the implied — take it at its literal meaning and refuse the implications — or you have to launch a metaphorical "point" back.
Google's proposed "Policy Violation Checker" would allow software to peek over peoples' shoulders while they type to alert individuals -- and potentially their employers -- when their written text contained "problematic phrases" that "present policy violations, have legal implications, or are otherwise troublesome to a company, business, or individual," according to the patent filing.
"The court of cassation has recognised a principle of civilisation: it is mutual consent that determines whether what happens between two people has criminal implications or not," said Franca Bimbi, an opposition MP.
