Sentence examples for no implication from from inspiring English sources

"There is no implication from anyone there that we have heard that there has been any bad behaviour.

We see no implication from cytokine levels for initiating protective ventilation before endotoxemia.

We see no clinical implication from cytokine levels in this model for initiating protective ventilation before endotoxemia.

But the basic anti-normativist challenge applies to Rosen-style correctness just as to any other construal of the intuitive, general notion of correctness: Since 'correct' can be used normatively and non-normatively, there is no simple, direct implication from correctness to normativity (cf. Glüer & Wikforss 2009, 37, fn. 10; 2015).

Thus, there is no implication that an approach differing from the guidelines, standing alone, is below the standard of care.

Morrison argued initially on Sky News on Sunday there were no federal implications from the NSW result.

The credit rating firm declined to adjust Citi's credit rating today, saying that it sees "no rating implications from the disposition of the government's 27% stake in the company".

The clear implication from this flyer is that the FDA stands with the "No on 37" campaign and opposes the labeling of GM ingredients in food.

And Moynihan drew the wrong implication from his prediction as well.

"We divest any negative implication from the word and toss it around with love".

The implication from this worldly 23-year-old was that a skyscraper had been constructed from a hodful of bricks.