Sentence examples for mild implication from inspiring English sources

This is the most endearing, and convincing, aspect of "Everything Must Go": the mild implication that not everything does go — that Nick retains a streak of his business acumen, and that the skills and the comforts of the bourgeoisie, however inadequate, are not to be peeled off, like bumper stickers, and tossed away.

It has very mild sexual implications.

The occurrence of sublethally injured cells in foods poses major public health concerns and is an essential aspect when assessing the microbial response to food preservation strategies, yet there is limited research dealing with its specific implications for mild heating.

These recently discovered effects of LPAI virus infection, although mild, could nevertheless have implications for host fitness.

The fact that development of HAIH also, or even especially, occurs after mild head injuries should have implications for the follow-up of patients with mild head injury.

The implications of such mild symptoms for transmission and evolution of avian influenza viruses remain to be determined.

We have undertaken the current study to learn more about the broader implications of a mild endotoxin pre-stimulation (priming) of primary MEC cultures upon their subsequent reaction towards a challenge with heat inactivated E. coli particles.

The clinical implication is that the mild increase in inspiratory resistance imposed by an artificial nose just moderately decreases the efficiency of mechanical ventilation, and can be easily compensated.

It has implications for military personnel experiencing mild concussions in combat".

These decisions can be especially difficult when conditions are mild or highly variable or when health implications are otherwise uncertain.

These findings may have important clinical implications, especially since they imply mild hyperglycemia during the dialysis period may not be a risk factor for negative posttransplant short-term and long-term outcomes.