SIR — In your article on the No Child Left Behind Act, you seem to illustrate the Act's success by rises in test scores since the Act's enactment, and thus implicitly imply an increase in the quality of American education.
A photo says "I was there," and it often implicitly implies an element of fun, too.
The correlation window also refers to local support region implicitly implies that the depth is equal for all pixels inside.
The Weibull statistics (implicitly) implies a particular type of defect distribution, which can be observed in many (but not in all) ceramic materials.
To say, as Livingston does, 'I certainly don't have the final word on the black gay experience.' I'd love for a black director to have made this film" is to oversimplify the issue and to absolve her of responsibility and accountability for progressive critical reflection and it implicitly implies that there would be no difference between her work and that of a black director.
Note that summation means equal weighting, and in any case, equal weighting does not mean "no weight," but implicitly implies, that the weights are equal.
The assumption that the small SNP effects are real, implicitly implies that a polygenic effect is fitted where the marker-based relationship matrix is used to model the relationships between the animals.
Astro-Fold (Klepeis and Floudas, 2003) possibly is the first method that applies physical constraints, which implicitly imply the sparsity constraint used by PSICOV and Evfold, to contact map prediction.
The use of the thumb also implicitly implies that the tenderness observed in FM is neither due to muscle sensitivity nor confined to muscles but, rather, is a property of deep tissue, with the tenderness of FM being generally expressed over the entire body.
Obama's remark was implicitly analogizing here: he implied that he was protecting these people not from prosecutions for crimes (which he actually was), but instead from angry irrational mobs outside, who were driven by blind hatred (like the lynch mobs were in the Old South).
