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It is implicitly known that remaining dysphagia after treatment may be related to persistent disease and implies a need for another treatment, even though it is difficult to distinguish it from an oesophageal stenosis caused by fibrosis or ischemic changes induced by RT.

The metrics PDR and RSSI for each node under a single cluster is implicitly known to the CH, and it is explicitly not necessary for the CH to collect metrics from the CMs.

We do not need to condition on D and M since they are implicitly known through D ∗ and M ∗ and c.

"It's implicitly defaulting on the debt," he said.

The functional form of the mapping φ(x i ) does not need to be known since it is implicitly defined by the choice of kernel: k(x i, x j ) = φ(x i ).φ(x j ) or inner product in Hilbert space.

It was, implicitly, an apology for exploitation.

It is implicitly applied when rewarding highly cited papers.

The ground truth regarding duple or triple metrical grouping is also implicitly known from the given source because it can be deduced from the dance style.

Although it is known implicitly that mutations are a hallmark of cancers, we have not yet quantified the similarity or dissimilarity between a cancer genome and the matched normal.

It is well known that to implement the proximal point methods, one has to calculate the approximate solution implicitly, which is itself a difficult problem.

It's impossible to know, of course, although President Obama, by sending American forces back to Iraq, seems at least implicitly to think so.