Sentence examples for implies a combined from inspiring English sources

When 'thermal capacity' is quoted next to 'installed electrical capacity', this implies a combined heat and power project.

While nuanced, there is a significant difference between the two:  the first implies a one-way effort to extract revenues, where the other implies a combined agreement with something in return agreed by both parties.

Moreover, the down-regulation of mitochondrial and glycolytic genes implies a combined reduction of mitochondrial and cytoplasmic energy supply, with a possible role in the death of ALS motoneurons.

Note that a smaller r K, M) score characterizes a higher similarity of that K to M in respect to its dissimilarity to M ref and a better nucleotide complexity in K, which implies a combined characterization on the model conservation, the background rareness and the compositional complexity.

It implies a combined household saving of more than £1,000 a year on essential bills.

This implies that a combined action of yellow mutation and ectopic White in PHSBJb3 males may attribute to the enhanced intermale courtship observed in the previous study.

The revised ice-core data reconstruct the radiative forcing from eruptions in AD 536 and 540 and imply that a combined volcanic signal from multiple North American eruptions preceded the AD 536 cooling event, whereas a second cooling phase from AD 541 until 550 was likely due to tropical eruptions2.

The results imply that a combined antibiotic phage therapy might be quite robust against immigration of bacteria from a reservoir where antibiotics and the specific therapeutic phages were absent.

This implies a positive slope conductance combined with a net inward current below threshold (Nolan et al., 2003)—in other words, the conductances that drive repetitive firing oppose hyperpolarizing currents in the perithreshold regime.

The nature of this study implies a methodological approach that combines the analysis of source data and the inherent incentives in the Norwegian EV policy, and relatively simple statistical procedures to examine the adverse effects of those incentives with respect to the Oslo toll ring case study.

The evolution of energy infrastructures towards a more distributed, adaptive, predictive and marketbased paradigm implies an effort on combining communication protocols and energy transmission and distribution systems in a common architecture.