Sentence examples for implies achievement from inspiring English sources
Considering his Pyramid model for clinical assessment, Miller argued "it may be reasonable to assume that either action or performance implies achievement of the more basic elements of the triangle" [ 20].
Health literacy implies the achievement of a level of knowledge, personal skills and confidence to take action to improve personal and community health by changing personal lifestyles and living conditions [ 5].
Accordance with 4 of the 8 food groups (fruit, whole grains, red and processed meat, and dietary sodium) showed a negative association with emissions, implying that achievement of these criteria is associated with lower emissions.
(Note that due to the coding of responses on the attitudinal scales, a negative correlation between survey scores and achievement implies a positive relationship between attitudes and achievement, and vice-versa).
Since overdeviation from any fuzzy goal implies the full achievement of the membership values, we assign only negative deviational variables to the achievement function and minimize negative deviational variables to get a compromise optimal solution.
The term "lifetime achievement" implies both longevity and immanent demise, and indeed some of the distinguished honorees -- Willem de Kooning, Saul Steinberg, Roy Lichtenstein, Larry Rivers and Esteban Vicente -- are no longer with us.
One claim frequently bandied about is that Farragut was the nation's first rear admiral, a moniker that implies a singular achievement.
It is to be noted that any overdeviation from a fuzzy goal implies the full achievement value.
This implies that student achievement is influenced when teachers do or do not take diversity into account in their teaching practice.
This implies an average achievement equivalent to gaining back functional performance of at least two or more years of natural disease progression.
The limited improvement of students with high academic achievements implies that teachers do not teach NOS at all, or at least, do not emphasize aspects of NOS.
