Sentence examples for it implies possibly from inspiring English sources

As our work is focused on disabled speakers who have troubles with spoken communication, we set the system for high DR (even if it implies possibly higher FA).

This implies possibly elevated turnover/repair of PSII, although proof of this would require further experimentation.

Moreover, Stephenson was implying, possibly for self-serving reasons, that he could not impart operational information to Cameron since he was too compromised with the chief suspects.

Her letter inspires him to go on an apparent suicide mission to save the island and, the episode implied, possibly the world.

These results imply possibly different immune responses among animal species, and in the case of human, the specific immunization background may also play a role [13].

Double labelling with MAP2 showed neuronal localization as shown for RARγ present in both the nucleus and cytoplasm implying possibly both genomic and non-genomic function (Fig.  2h) (as discussed below).

Some kind of as yet undetermined interaction between the development of progression and the suppression of relapses is strongly implied, possibly analogous to what occurs in primary progressive multiple sclerosis.

It implies that PWPD possibly experienced exclusion within Chinese society, such as difficulties in making friends, getting involved with others, as well as perceiving themselves as burdens to both their family and society [ 34].

Possibly it implies that there was not much synergy between the two companies from the beginning," Morgan Stanley noted in a report on the news (via BI).

This was greeted with mocking laughter from Labour, possibly because it implied that Mr Hughes can't tell the difference.

It possibly implies that poor performance of the existing decision rules evaluated here does not mean that the original methods proposed by previous investigators have poor performance.