Sentence examples for implicitly reflected from inspiring English sources

The simulations indicate that relational information is implicitly reflected in language usage, suggesting that human speakers can learn these aspects from language experience and automatically apply them to the processing of new word combinations.

The components whose levels were implicitly reflected in a rate constant (G6PD, Srx1) had a fold-change alteration in parameter value.

The importance of political activism to nurse anaesthetists is also implicitly reflected in the Nurse Anaesthesia Practice Model [ 26], in which one of the essential professional values is a social one.

We did not explicitly incorporate any additional survival benefit from home oral rehydration as the effect of such treatment at prevailing levels of access and effectiveness should already be implicitly reflected in the Indian rotavirus mortality figure to which we calibrated.

Whichever of the two institutional trends implicitly reflected in the debate about the Charter we look at, these groups can take entirely sovereign economic decisions that spell disaster for an entire population, leading, for example, to factories closing down and to the ruin or pollution of an entire region.

In Farsi, Neda also means "giving voice," implicitly reflecting a wider meaning for both the movement and Farmanfarmaian's art.

Many recent U.S. policy proposals such as government funding of specific industries, R&D consortia, and joint production ventures implicitly reflect a private investment problem.

There's a debate going on here about method and chaos that implicitly reflects the dynamics of Leigh's own dramas and his singular methods of developing them.

This allows the accounting of forest mitigation to be more comparable to other GHG sectors, and thus more credible, because all sectors implicitly reflect the impact of policy/management changes relative to a base year or period.

This scenario implicitly reflects the presence of primary users that hold channels on a static basis: for example, a TV broadcast in the vicinity of a given session renders a number of channels unavailable for that session, while these channels may be available to far away sessions.

Modern judicial systems, democracy, freedom of speech, and secularism all implicitly reflect an attitude of anekāntavāda.