Sentence examples for imply direct from inspiring English sources

Those terms do not imply direct access to the database concerned.

In this context, predictions of a forthcoming prolonged period of low solar activity27 imply direct climatic consequences.

"I used the phrase personal, not to imply direct contact with Miriam O'Reilly, but to differentiate my response from that of the BBC," Hunt's statement said.

Although some authors believe that reporting in the future will imply direct communication between radiologists and patients [11], in the interest of efficiency and privacy the two tracks need to remain separate.

The computational mRNA targets of each significant miRNA retrieved from the miRBase (version 5) and TargetScanMouse (5.1) databases were used for validation, with the assumption that overlaps between negatively correlated mRNA targets and computationally detected mRNA targets may imply direct mRNA targets for each miRNA.

But this does not imply direct interference between clades.

Application of several synaptic blockers did not abolish the evoked responses, implying direct activation of ganglion cells.

Traditional experimental methods for estimating modal mass of existing footbridges require measurement of frequency response functions, implying direct measurement of controllable excitation.

Mr. Grassley, in requesting an investigation, said that the official's statement implied "direct knowledge of Koch's legal and tax status," in possible violation of taxpayers' privacy laws, and may have been "politically motivated".

This mechanism implies direct immunological action against retinal or cross-reactive antigens, triggered by infections and/or inflammation [[18]].

(1) The corresponding subbands of all of the H, M, and L are nonzero implying direct concatenation according to their localization in space.