Sentence examples for implies earlier from inspiring English sources

The apparent co-location of IS elements and pseudogenes found in prokaryotic genomes implies earlier IS transpositions into genes.

A shorter lead time implies earlier deaths for the symptomatic cases, and the expected QALY gains from screening rise from 1.7 to 3.1.

Additionally, recent research implies earlier development of executive function in bilingual children (around the age of 3 years) as compared to monolinguals (at approximately 4-5 years of age) [ 10, 15- 17].

That implies early humans had caught and killed them.

The presence of p-GGN on HRCT sometimes implies early-stage lung cancer, i.e. adenocarcinoma in situ or so-called bronchioloalveolar adenocarcinoma [3].

In the studied samples of the Gadvan and Garau formations, this ratio ranges between 0.3 0.53 and 0.46 0.63, which implies early and peak oil generation window, respectively (Table 6; Fig. 9).

This implies early frontal compensation for striatal dopaminergic deficiency, by enhancing neuronal efficiency for the task.

In our context, the word "roots" implies early educational levels (or origins) of medicine.

Prevention of disease implies early behavioural and medical assessments, but it can also imply unnecessary risk detection and early diagnostics without necessarily improving disease prognosis.

In summary, as shown by Nguyen and colleagues [ 86], the use of (modified) EGDT implies early recognition of the critically ill patient and enforces continuous reassessment of treatment.

Trump implied earlier on Monday that the president was somehow colluding with terrorists.