Sentence examples for literature implies from inspiring English sources
The term dramatic literature implies a contradiction in that literature originally meant something written and drama meant something performed.
Comparison with existing models in literature implies that these transitions cannot be well predicted.
Respondents reported that the situation became so severe in the wet season that they were forced to move their cattle off the reserve; relevant literature implies this may have resulted in tension with nearby settled farmers at the time, as a result of crop destruction (Ingawa et al. [1989]).
The matchless of the CO2 adsorption results obtained for the MWCNTs used in this study with those of the MWCNTs reported in literature implies that different MWCNTs show substantially different CO2 adsorption properties attributable to the complex structure of the CNTs and partly to the methods employed in the production of the CNTs.
Thus, CMT dual pathology may not be as rare as the earlier literature implies.
Such literature implies that both ERα and ERβ can regulate the expression of carcinogen-metabolizing genes such as CYP1A1.
FROM ancient cave art in France to Van Gogh's last painting, members of the crow family, or corvids, have inspired mythology and literature implying their intelligence to be superior to that of other animals.
Results from literature imply that the number of spatial neighbors increases exponentially with the dimensionality: α = O(2 d ) [27].
The obtained results match with the results from literature, implying that it can be applicable to design optimal batch water networks.
Moreover, claims appear in the literature implying that such a payment mechanism is currently in use in a number of organized electricity markets.
In the finite-depth case, existing results in the literature imply that M+≅M− is the amplification a free group factor on a finite number of generators.
