He doesn't mean to imply an evident narrative arc but instead sees "The Road" as a piece for home consumption, read (in this case, played) by a single person at his or her own tempo.
This disorganized xylem, with an increased proportion of resin ducts and associated parenchyma imply an evident disadvantage for the circulation of water and nutrients through the traumatic xylem [ 22].
In terms of tablets prepared by spraying, this parameter did not imply any evident dependence on the amount of drug in liquid phase in relation to the carrier material and testing of faster wetting time could be affected by measurement errors resulting in higher values of standard deviation (Table 5).
Available reports in different regions of the country indicate a significant diversity of viral types among the Brazilian herd, implying an evident disease burden [ 18, 22– 25].
Principle (C) seems to imply that it is evident to him that there is a unicorn.
I guess I'm mostly reacting to the scenes Andy views in the Fireman's weird living room, which is basically "the story so far" recap of the strangest bits of the show, but implying a connection evident enough to be legible even by Andy.
As is evident, BPD studies imply deception of the subjects [ 43].
Minutes into the event, their mutual disdain was evident as they talked over each other in a series of exchanges that included Stewart implying — without evidence — that Kaine has committed sexual assault.
However, unlike the latter, Fawcett (1987) and Neale (2002) include verbs that imply movement in their category, as evident in example (28).
But if the NRA leadership have decided that they know better than the vast majority of us what will work and is in our best interest, and thereby proceed to do all they can to subordinate our will to theirs for our own good, the question implied is self-evident: Who died and made them king?
