Sentence examples for purely implies from inspiring English sources

Clustering purely implies the grouping of voxels that consistently show correlated time-series across a group of subjects making the results straightforward to interpret.

It is further shown here that the drive admittance of the finite heavily fluid-loaded line driven plate is purely imaginary (implying structural energy conservation), and that for particular choices of the plate length the admittance may be infinite (resonance), zero (antiresonance), or the same as the imaginary part of the admittance of the infinite plate (transparency).

As Bloom sees it, the mere presence of date labels on food implies a purely linear relationship between time and food safety that can be misleading.

This implies a purely complementary relationship between the two sectors.

Reflex are, as the name implies, a purely biological reaction to the presence of external irritants, such as pepper spray or those aforementioned pesky chopped onions.

Especially the absence of data from purely French speaking cantons implies a potentially important knowledge gap, as these cantons represent a culturally distinct population with a different medical behavior and generally higher health care utilization [ 12].

Later the designation became purely titular and implied neither privilege nor power.

Much easier to manipulate are the purely economic prospects implied by the choice of a specialty – that is, the rate of return on their investment in medical education that medical students can expect from practice in different specialties.

Also, the ordinal notion of confirmation is arguably of greater theoretical significance than its quantitative counterpart, because ordinal divergences, unlike purely quantitative differences, imply opposite comparative judgments for some evidence-hypothesis pairs.

These serve to invoke an open-source molecular visualiser JSmol [30] which as the name implies is based purely on JavaScript.

As Tregs are under intense investigation as cellular therapeutics for treatment of GvHD and graft rejection, and might also interfere with novel antitumor strategies, this question is not a purely academic one but also implies major consequences for the prospective development of clinical treatment strategies involving Tregs.