For the Egyptians, metals had a range of implicit associations: the use of gold was equated with red but also with parts of the body.
Implicit in the use of police photos, in other words, is the need for mass publication and a demand that each citizen look closely and acquaint himself with the faces of the notorious.
It is also implicit in the use of e-mail, credit cards, and other everyday transactions where significant amounts of personal information are passed on to corporations, the government or both.
The statement in this context makes itself true: if Newsweek says he's back, he is... Writer talks about the definition of "exile"as it applies to Nixon... Implicit in the use of the terms"back"& exile"is a sort of story--a version of what Watergate was.
The analysis is designed to elucidate the behavioral and statistical assumptions that are implicit in the use of aggregate crime regressions for both the analysis of crime determinants as well in counterfactual policy evaluation.
It seems clear that there are tradeoffs implicit in the use of ICT.
Our model in equation 1 is a generalization of the model implicit in the use of the relative abundance measure RA, for if the relative abundance (proportion) of compounds is independent of total abundance, then equation 1 must hold with αj t) = 0 for all compounds j and times t.
In particular, one must consider the approximations implicit in the use of a CG-MD-based approach.
Other possible limitations to the study are implicit in the use of a questionnaire that was not validated.
Still, implicit in the use of estimates at group level is that all patients are at average risk and all have the same likelihood of response to treatment.
While high-density SNP panels allow the study of a representative sample size of a population at a much lower cost, there is a concern regarding the ascertainment bias implicit in the use of SNP chips [ 29].
