Sentence examples for implicitly intuitive from inspiring English sources
That Casp8p43 more efficiently drives HIV LTR activity than does full length caspase 8 is implicitly intuitive since all cells contain full length caspase 8, and it would be potentially harmful for all cells to have NF-κB activation.
Mathematicians and logicians have implicitly used the intuitive notion of a decision method since antiquity, and as long as one asked for a positive solution, it was sufficient that one presented a concrete method that intuitively striked everyone as a mechanical method.
It requires an intuitive connection that implicitly invites a spirit to enter their organic body in place of their own.
Effect summation may be intuitive (many toxicologists use it implicitly and uncritically), but it is generally considered insufficient.
However, C n ∗ in the form of (25) implicitly varies with ρ, which then is neither fixed nor intuitive enough.
For example, the Molecule object can be implicitly treated as a string, allowing splitting and matching operations that are concise and intuitive.
Certainly, to demonstrate that activation in a region is actually representing intuitive processing stages, it is important to show that this activation cannot only be found when implicitly and explicitly coherent stimuli are taken together, but also when explicitly recognized stimuli are not included in the contrast.
Proposing the OFC to be involved particularly in the intuitive aspects of stimulus processing, we therefore expect to find no significantly differential activation in the contrast between implicitly and explicitly coherent stimuli.
Cook trusts Anderson implicitly.
Both implicitly encouraged exceptionalism.
