Sentence examples for implying the same from inspiring English sources

"We identified a huge number of cases where the two tusks were in successive seizures, shipped through a common port, close in time, implying the same trafficker packed both shipments," Wasser says.

We also note that A RC nearly equals to A RD within experimental error, implying the same strength of Rashba-type SOC in the two samples.

We refer to evolving digraphs to indicate the fact that the edges are directed, implying the same distinction that exists between graphs and digraphs.

In this study the concrete specimens have the same volume of aggregate, implying the same volume of CSH, Portlandite and capillary pores.

The distance referred to here can be measured between planes (which are then parallel), leading to a face offset pair of meshes; or it can be measured between edges (an edge offset pair, implying the same parallelity) or between vertices (if corresponding edges are parallel, we call this a vertex offset pair).

Likewise, your school cannot and should not be implying the same of you.

The photo-oxidation mechanism implies the same intermediate photo-products.

Or did her retreat into a trunk imply the same about Alex's demise?

Charles Oakley, who challenged Carter to improve after Game 1, implied the same today.

Contemporary letters imply the same of many others – maybe many hundreds of them.

Multi-scale mechanical principles imply the same mechanism of damage evolution proceeds the catastrophe.