Sentence examples for implies e.g. from inspiring English sources

This asymmetry derives from the reciprocal operation, and implies e.g. that a large %-increase in SUVmax is more likely to be spurious than a comparable %-decrease.

Once thus corrected, König's theorem became one of the very few results restricting the possible solutions of the continuum problem, implying e.g. that Card(R) is not equal to ℵω.

Non-wood forest products were commonly mentioned or implied, e.g. food from hunting and fishing, and Christmas trees (Indicator 2.e: Non-wood product harvest, and 6.1.b: Non-wood products).

More disorder in this model could imply, e.g. more than one region, or the entire protein.

Many empirically observed selection responses where genetic interactions are implied, e.g. the Virginia chicken lines, the Illinois corn lines and others [ 35], are nearly linear.

Abnormal proteolytic cleavage may result in accumulation of pathogenic insoluble proteins, implied in e.g. Alzheimer's disease.

The Netherlands has chosen to develop performance indicators according to a consensus driven perspective, implying that e.g. patient organizations and health care insurers are involved in the indicator selection and development process.

However, applying placebo needles in clinical trials implies methodological problems e.g. artificial setting, loss of credibility in acupuncture experienced by patients while mechano-sensitive Aβ-fibres are used, which by itself can activate pain inhibitory systems [ 32, 33].

This e.g. implies targeting subpopulations with higher risk of infection compared to the whole population.

This implies enhanced parametric robustness e.g. to variation in system gain.

Otherwise, the directory name is the current ctl file name with ".ctl" replaced by "-out": e.g. tst.ctl implies a directory of "tst-out".