That said, the assertion implied by the first half of this question is quite true.
For instance, for Gross and Bhattacharya "we come to the key question implied by the insiders' view that remains to be answered: what were the selective advantages conferred to the endosymbiont that led it to relinquish autonomy by importing host proteins to manipulate its biochemistry?".
This might be a central question implied by the title; so, finally, lets look at that.
Although most ophthalmologists do not presently attribute this fact to the procedure of enucleation, and believe that it can be explained on the basis of early metastasis, questions implied by the Zimmerman-McLean-Foster hypothesis are still valid [ 3].
What research questions are implied by the needs of strategic decision makers?
Rilke preferred to wrestle with the questions -- and even commands -- implied by the existence of the flawed, the broken, the caged, and answered, or obeyed, slowly, painfully, over time.
We question the understanding of ELSI research implied by the call for post-ELSI strategies by offering an alternative analysis.
However, a number of commentators have suggested that such designs may generate responses which are internally inconsistent in that the distribution of underlying preferences implied by answers to the initial question may not be the same as that implied by the entire sequence of replies.
Underneath each headline, answer the following questions: -What is the focus of the event, as implied by the headline?
