Sentence examples for imply benefit from inspiring English sources

The values were not designed to imply benefit gained from integration.

A direct effect of knowledge on preventive practices [ 21, 22] would imply benefit in highlighting the potential risk in contact with bird secretions or droppings.

These observations imply benefits of not only estrogens but also progestogens for preventing the development of urothelial tumors.

Although mutualisms imply benefits for both partners, the evolutionary stability of this interaction may depend on the long-term balance between costs and benefits (Herre et al. 1999; Saikkonen et al. 2004; Thompson 2005; Kiers et al. 2010).

bNotably, different levels of trust have also been shown to explain cross-country differences in attitudes towards other bioethical fields, which imply benefits and risks, such as biotechnology [ 111].

Notably, in other (bio ethical fields, which imply benefits and risks, like genetically modified food, the role of trust in regulators and watchdogs has already been acknowledged as a strong predictor of attitudes towards the issue among the general public [ 79– 81].

"Value" implies benefit but not necessarily advantage.

Doing so implies benefit cuts, a higher retirement age, or finding more revenue.

The implied benefit of getting in front of 100 million people for 30 seconds no longer cuts it.

The implied benefit of statin therapy in NAFLD patients here raises the question of whether this is also the case in individuals with CESD.

In the Development of Antiretroviral Therapy in Africa (DART) trial [ 57] which was done in a clinical trials setting unlike the current study, clinical monitoring alone had a 31% increase in disease progression and mortality compared to clinical monitoring with routine laboratory monitoring implying benefit albeit small associated with prompt switching to second-line therapy.