Sentence examples for imply a difference from inspiring English sources
These differences imply a difference in emissions which is significant relative to uncertainties in the magnitudes of the CCl4 sinks.
Moreover, a difference in role does not imply a difference in subject.
Non-overlapping 95% confidence intervals imply a difference that is statistically significant at the 5% level.
The variability of the increase of notifications with serotype does not compulsory imply a difference in disease severity.
We compared 1st year osteopathic students to 3rd year medical students; this can imply a difference in age and a possible impact of previous experiences.
Also, it may imply a difference in the recognition mechanism for allosteric ligands between enzymes or in the structures of the substrate-binding and catalytic sites of enzymes.
There is, however, a clear difference in peak intensity, implying a difference in texturing between the two samples.
Therefore, the observed difference in period implies a difference in the evolution of coronal holes during even and odd cycles.
The classical historian Robin Lane Fox once commented that there is only one accidental death in the Old Testament, implying a difference from modern accounts of lives and deaths offered by novels and newspaper stories.
Accordingly, the Defendants argue that the Court of Chancery failed to recognize that the difference between Southern Peru's DCF and market values also implied a difference between Minera's DCF value and its market value.
