Sentence examples for or implying from inspiring English sources
In our meta-analysis, we found that neither monoclonal anti-TNF antibodies nor TNF receptor fusion proteins were efficacious for IBD, but monoclonal anti-TNF antibodies had lower OR (implying greater efficacy) than TNF receptor fusion proteins.
And to remarks stating or implying that certain races are inferior to our own?
Then came a stream of audio recordings, faxes, Internet postings, and other communications, all asserting, or implying, that bin Laden was alive.
The modern conception of natural law as meaning or implying natural rights was elaborated primarily by thinkers of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Thus, the axioms that Zermelo formulated are restrictive insofar as the asserting or implying of the existence of sets is concerned.
George A. Hacker, director of the Alcohol Policies Project at the Center for Science, said in a letter to the Beer Institute that the spots violated beer-industry guidelines against portraying or implying illegal activity.
Even with his guerrilla street art, he seeks permission from the locals – "or implied indifference, at least".
Serial-OR or serial-AND each imply MIC=0, parallel-OR implies MIC>0, and parallel-AND implies MIC<0.
Nothing illicit whatsoever is depicted or implied.
But most of them contain or imply a great deal.
