Sentence examples for it apparently implies from inspiring English sources

But let's set aside health issues and focus on the real reason people care about the Cereal Killer cafe: the social transformation it apparently implies.

It apparently implies two discrete types of PEs: one group of PEs are involved in the light-induced decoupling, and another group still have a solid association in the PBsome rods to perform energy flow.

While this apparently implies loss of generality for our results, actually, it allows us to illustrate vividly the impact of size and magnetic field on the emission features of AQDPs.

This apparently implies the sharp inequalities 1 4 < θ ( x ) < 1 2 (40).

This position apparently implies that human life does not fully begin at the moment of conception.

Next, note that naturalism apparently implies materialism (about human beings); current science does not endorse the existence of immaterial souls or minds or selves.

And again, the generalized normativity of truth appears to make trouble for pluralists, insofar as the thesis that there are several ways of being true apparently implies a proliferation of doxastic truth norms.

This apparently implies that distant, or very shallow, earthquakes which can usually excite strong surface waves dominated by energy of a relatively low frequency must both be of large magnitude and long fault rupturing (Chung, 1995; Chung and Yeh, 1997; Chang et al., 2002).

This apparently implies that PC3 has a role in adjusting the variation result from low background frequency of rare amino acids.

When "Horse to Water," a new song that he wrote with his son, Dhani, appeared last month on "Small World Big Band," a new album by the British keyboardist Jools Holland, it carried the publishing credit "Rip Ltd., 2001," apparently implying "Rest in Peace".

As well as heaping praise on his colleagues, and apparently implying the deception was an unfortunate accident, Willis went on to say it was unlikely that further revelations would come out.