Sentence examples for it implies not only from inspiring English sources

Finally, the GO annotation for molecular function showed that hydrolase activity was predominant among those reported (64.3%), as it implies not only the term "hydrolase activity" (GO 0016787), but also its child term "peptidase activity" (GO 0008233) and its grandchild "subtilase activity" (GO 0004289).

It implies not only a certain commonality but also a genuine comfort level.

It implies not only the commercialization of a major advance in the technological state of the art, but also "includes the utilization of even small-scale changes in technological know-how".

The (white) noise affects all the DCT coefficients and it implies not only a degradation of the image but also a reduction of the efficiency of the encoding process performed both in still image and in video sequences.

Hobbes pushes the logic of this argument to a very strong conclusion, arguing that it implies not only a government with the right and the power to enforce cooperation, but an 'undivided' government in which the arbitrary will of a single ruler must impose absolute obligation on all.

It implies not only deprivation -- something is missing in our world -- but someone else has what we don't.

The play's very title (which is also its final line) implies not only the finality of death but also its pervasiveness in daily life.

It is a word that implies not only strength, as one might expect, but also gentleness, as one might not, and along with gentleness the virtues of learnedness, including flexibility of mind and the capacity to experience deep emotion, both in life and in art.

The fact that the complement system has been so well conserved during evolution implies not only that it has been of great biological value but also that complement and immunoglobulins have interacted throughout the evolution of the immune system in higher vertebrates.

"It's a telling assumption, one that implies not only that a thorough inquiry into animal agriculture would lead one away from eating meat, but that most people already know that to be the case".

Romanticism, Mr. Barzun later wrote, "implies not only risk, effort, energy; it implies also creation, diversity and individual genius".