Sentence examples for it implies for example that from inspiring English sources

It implies, for example, that for a multi-domain protein its origin is mapped to the age of its oldest domain and we are interested in the emergence of this very first function.

On this last interpretation, violation of state separability in quantum mechanics leads to physical property holism: it implies, for example, that a pair of fundamental particles may have the intrinsic property of being spinless even though this is not determined by the intrinsic properties and relations of its component particles.

It implies, for example, that if it is possible for there to be a seriously unfair but nevertheless utility maximizing institution, then people would deserve the burdens allocated to them by the rules of that institution, even if it were not in place.

It implies, for example, that a life of one year with complete preference satisfaction has the same welfare as a completely fulfilled life of a hundred years, and has higher welfare than a life of a hundred years with all preferences but one satisfied.

It implies for example that the child receives adequate information about the process, the options and possible consequences of these options; and that the methodology used to question children and the context (e.g. where children are interviewed, by whom and how) be child-friendly and adapted to the particular child.

This implies, for example, that bad experiences (slow growth) in one forest do not mean that the growth of spruce understorey is always slow.

This implies, for example, that under the WRC model, the effective crossover rate per base pair is higher during the burn-in phase (two blocks) than during the concerted evolution phase (three blocks).

It merely implies, for example, that the variability in the encoding of "grasps" (executed or observed) is larger than the variability in the encoding of contexts that imply an overall "eating" goal.

A robust response implies for example that it should be measurable at complex exposure situations, at different exposure concentrations, at different temperatures, after different exposure times, by different analytical approaches, in different labs and preferably also in different species.

Also note that the choice of the threshold t implies, for example, that even though { A, I, O, S} is a core cluster it is not taken into consideration for constructing the backbone tree as this cluster is only exhibited by a single input tree, namely the tree in Figure 5(f).

This postulate implies, for example, that table tennis played on a train moving with constant velocity is just like table tennis played with the train at rest, the states of rest and motion being physically indistinguishable.