Sentence examples for imply problem from inspiring English sources

The following example illustrates that problem (4) does not imply problem (3).

With the economic road George Osborne is taking, could this imply problems in the future, drumming up support from the backbenches?

This, however, does not imply problems for our sample of young skilled workers.

While re-shoots normally imply problems with a film, the producers opted to add new scenes to the film to change the MPAA rating from PG-13 to R and bring it in line with growing fan expectations.

Uniformity with the InterRAI HC and InterRAI LTCF was a priority, because small differences in wording or scoring would imply problems in the reliability of transmural data transfer.

This might imply problems because e.g. the prediction system also uses features like the number of ambiguous positions which are usually not or only rarely existent in massively parallel sequencing data.

We analyzed the data for this and found that this effect only occurs for few genes with fold changes that are very close to 1; therefore this does not imply problems for further biological interpretation of data.

Especially, nonparticipation (invited patients who never participated in the study) and attrition (loss during follow-up of participants who initially were in the study) imply problems in longitudinal studies.

Using a continuous VAS might imply problems, since one cannot assume that the distance between points in the middle of the scale line has the same significance as the same distance between points at the ends of the scale.

(i Problem (I) implies Problem (II) if is weakly -pseudomonotone.

(ii Problem (II) implies Problem (I) if is -hemicontinuous.