Sentence examples for imply a parallel from inspiring English sources

It's possible that this resemblance is meant to imply a parallel between the president and Hoffman, who is immune to self-doubt and allergic to second thoughts about the righteousness of his actions.

The Prime Minister implies a parallel between those opposing war against Saddam Hussein and those who failed to act against Hitler.

The average seasonal distribution is comparable for S. Typhi and S. Paratyphi A, implying a parallel relationship between enteric fever of both aetiologies to seasonal variation in rainfall (p = 0.91; χ2-test, 11 df).

AtWRKY70 functions as an activator of SA-dependent defence genes and a repressor of JA-regulated genes, and the expression levels of its orthologue, ZmWRKY115, are also apparently increased upon the fungal infection, implying a parallel function in defence response.

In such case, the model estimated a single MD for the whole period, because the removal of the interaction factor implied a parallel variation of the two age groups over time.

This would imply a collection of parallel channels each of which could exhibit strong feedback.

The linear relationship between the intensity ratio of 3,565/3,390 and F abundance (Figure 6) implies a near parallel OH bond orientation.

The emphasis of the redox signaling that occurred at the onset of reperfusion implies a potentially parallel mechanism underlying both IPC and postconditioning.

Similar response elements were found in the promoter regions of both the transcription factors and their target genes implying a possible parallel regulation or amplification of the environmental signals according to the metabolic/redox state in the cells.

Furthermore, these data are derived from patients with nonmalignant chronic pain and do not imply a general physiologic or pathophysiologic parallel regulation.

The success of the approach employed here implies that a parallel strategy could prove useful to unravelling other natural product biosynthetic pathways.