Sentence examples for implied connections from inspiring English sources

To minimize falsely implied connections between genes and increase the reliability of the networks, we applied the 'function word' filter recommended by Jensen et al. [ 28] in which edges are only drawn between genes if the sentence linking them explicitly implies a functional interaction.

Is there any implied connection between stanzas four and five?

It's quite annoying, actually, this implied connection between Gallagher's puckish smile and his medical ingenuity.

While I applaud the efforts of Senator Karcher and others to weed out those that do not meet this standard, I must take exception to any implied connection in her remarks between the League of Municipalities and corrupt officials.

There is one implied connection that the story does get right: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce attacks whistle-blower lawyers because companies it represents have paid billions in fines due to whistle-blower cases that exposed illegal and improper activities.

As already demonstrated by New Zealand studies, multisequal soil successions have a clear implied connection to coupled glacial and interglacial climate cycles of the Quaternary.

The implied connection between LDL cholesterol levels and CX3CL1 plasma levels is important in that CX3CL1 is a functional biomarker of inflamed endothelium, which augments chemotaxis of inflammatory cells to sites of injury.

Symbols of childhood and adolescence, of marriage and death, and visual motifs — bent silverware, grasping hands, loose hair, wedding cake — seem to imply connections among the scenes.

Reading the life before the work will imply connections that aren't there, hide connections that are, blur the power of the work itself, hack away at the beautiful structures built by imagination.

Such variation also implies connections between different formally recognized crime types.

An isogroup is a collection of contigs containing reads that imply connections between them.