However, the skyline plot for African buffalo implies a contrasting gradual population expansion, followed by a sharp decline.
After all, a word for devotion to one's country exists in part to imply a contrast with those whose who lack that feeling.
This study explores the Chinese contrastive marker dan in order to better understand how and why it is used to imply a contrast in discourse.
They either do this explicitly, as when locating both factors simultaneously (Fig. 1a), or implicitly, as when locating a single factor on one side of space and implying a contrast with an unrepresented factor (Fig. 1e).
The titles of chapters 2 to 5 imply a contrast between FLA and the traditional ways of analyzing texts in the four core secondary subjects respectively as follows: Chapter 2 Technicality and Reasoning in Science: Beyond Vocabulary (vs. traditional way of focusing on vocabulary when teaching science).
To reflect the competing stakeholder claims with which companies are frequently confronted in practice (Clarkson 1995; Mitchell et al. 2015), our scenarios implied a contrasting trade-off between shareholders and non-shareholding stakeholders, meaning that only one or the other of shareholders' or non-shareholding stakeholders' immediate interests were fulfilled.
These results are well in line with the correlations in Tables 1, 2 and 3, implying a contrasting function of YAP1 in breast cancer subgroups.
Although transition metals influence oxidative potential as measured by the EPR assay, the finding of a high contrast in total transition metal concentrations obtained by ED-XRF does not necessarily imply a high contrast in oxidative potential because ED-XRF measurements do not reflect the valence state or bioavailability of the metals, which can influence oxidative potential substantially.
These are misleading terms, for they imply a simple contrast of themes.
The term airbrush, by contrast, implies a device for developing a fine, small diameter spray of paint, protective coating, or liquid colour.
