Sentence examples for precise implication from inspiring English sources

That's odd, because the ad was actually constructed with great care to ensure the viewer would take away that precise implication.

The precise implication of las system in biofilm formation is not yet clear.

The precise implication of these data is hard to define due to the limited size of the patient population.

The apoptotic pathway may be regulated in arterial tissue in diabetes; however, further studies are warranted to assess the precise implication of apoptosis in the pathogenesis of diabetic arteriopathy.

Nevertheless, although a decline in PSA or PSA velocity suggests clinical benefit, it is still debated how much of a decline is significant and its precise implication, while radiological assessment of metastatic disease is insensitive and difficult to interpret (Morris and Scher, 2002).

This time, one lesson is already clear, even if the precise implications are not.

This is the new form of weather forecast, which often leaves you struggling to understand the precise implications for the area where you live.

The precise implications of Darwin's answer are still being debated by his disciples — Harvard's E. O. Wilson in one corner, Oxford's Richard Dawkins in the other.

The plaintiffs — four states, including New York, environmental groups and an American Indian organization — declared victory, although the precise implications were not clear.

Behind the scenes last night, there was confusion about the precise implications of the 200-page report, the outcome of an 18-month review carried out by the former chief inspector of schools, Mike Tomlinson.

Nor should the precise implications of Gödel's work be overstated.