Sentence examples for implies the problem from inspiring English sources

It is racist because it implies the problem is inherently the people themselves rather than their socioeconomic position.

In the working-forward approach, as the name implies, the problem solver tries to solve the problem from beginning to end.

Therefore, the comparison principle implies the problem (1), (2) has a nontrivial global solution with small (u_{0}).

For (l= 0), Proposition 5.2 implies the problem (5.7) does not admit nontrivial periodic solutions, thus deg (I- T_{0}, B_{widehat{R}}, 0) =0.

In this article, we assume that f : [0,1] × R1 → R1, which implies the problem (P) is nonpositive (or semipositive particularly).

However, the strong variation in length of ITD duplications between AML patients implies the problem to find T-cell epitopes for every single patient to design an individual immunotherapy.

Once amply afflicted with an exaggerated idea of the threat of Ebola to each of us, we were due for a comparably excessive dose of comfort, implying the problem had gone away.

However, the variations in the length of the ITD imply the problem of having to find an individual antigenic epitope for each individual patient.

The way of ideas implies the epistemological problem of how we can know that these ideas do in fact resemble their objects.

Therefore an application of Theorem 2.2 implies the boundary value problem (1.1) has at least three positive solutions such that (415).

Note that this division of the problem implies the assumption that priors of the migration rates and male mating success are independent.