Maureen Corry, executive director of Childbirth Connection, said: "Implicit in the document was the conclusion by the panel that VBAC is a reasonable option for low-risk women.
The policies implicit in the document afforded Union field officers considerable discretion when handling enemy guerrillas; taken to its logical extreme, Lieber's formulation justified the summary execution for Confederate guerrilla fighters who fell into Union hands.
The banning of a specifically "Saddamite" Baath party allows for a rebranded party with Baathist ideas to emerge, though many Sunnis still complain that deBaathification, implicit in the document, will mean discrimination against the 1m-odd former members of the party, in which Sunnis were disproportionately numerous.Make the best of it, thenSuch worries, though understandable, may be exaggerated.
Thus, I find it surprising that scientists in the UK have not only acquired the data to develop global maps but also that this technique has been refined to the point that it is a viable, reliable screening tool with the specificity implicit in the document.
The theory-based evaluation approach documents the assumptions implicit in program design and points to the data required to test these assumptions.
The risk-based approach has been implicit in many plans, but more recent documents are explicitly managing risk.
Implicit in these activites is the necessity to document morphological findings both at the macroscopic and microscopic levels [ 1].
However, the errors implicit in HPV gene quantification by PCR are not well documented.
Published in January 1776, Paine's pamphlet ran through printings of 500,000 copies in a few months and served as the founding document of the American Revolution, its line of reasoning implicit in Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.
"Year" is implicit in "anniversary".
