The phrase "implied to be" is a valid part of the English language that can be used in written English.
For example, "She had an expectation implied to be that her work would be recognized."
Another woman appears (who is implied to be Lenina), and John attempts to whip her too.
The dramatic rehabilitation, in any case, is implied to be somewhat superficial.
Similar loops are implied to be exclusively observed in human ClpP and a variant of ClpP from Streptococcus pneumoniae.
That's up significantly from before the last debate, when Mr. Cain's chances were implied to be under 1 percent.
Deforestation, the clearing or thinning of forests, the cause of which is normally implied to be human activity.
Therefore, the effects of ALA on muscle mitochondria and muscle mass, which were observed in mice, were implied to be mediated by the promotion of mitochondrial electron transport.
The stable limit-cycle behavior is implied to be relevant to the remarkably sustainable droplet-flame oscillations observed in the space shuttle experiment.
The comprehensive simulation experiment results are implied to be competent and offered an applicable solution for the infrared imaging simulation system.
Among different localities hospitals are suspected, or implied, to be a major and highly variable source of pharmaceuticals that substantially contribute to the total wastewater load.
They were also more likely to have a bared midriff, and only they are shown with bared feet or are implied to be totally nude.
It makes no sense, he implied, to be collaborating with terrorists.For fear of finding something worseMr Zardari is right: it is a policy of almost lunatic recklessness.
