Sentence examples for the underlying implication of from inspiring English sources
Wasn't that the underlying implication of a recently issued and harshly worded report investigating Rutgers's athletic department excesses and ethical trespasses with regard to football?
The underlying implication of Lauer's question -- that there is something particularly "American" about Williams' tale -- is worthy of serious consideration.
In the light of previous reports demonstrating a role for NF-κB in survival of mammary epithelial cells [ 2, 3], the underlying implication of the present study is that the function of NF-κB in mammary epithelial cells is context dependent and relies on a level of signalling specificity previously not appreciated.
The underlying implication of this model is that it may not be favorable to separate alternative isoforms into different genes, which may indicate that AS in these genes is not just a means to encode protein diversity but also of controlling their expression.
In Korea, education is at the heart of how this country has transformed itself …" The underlying implication of the global race idea – that the world is getting harsher and Britons should toughen up accordingly – seems to fit these unforgiving times, with zero-hours work contracts and punitive public attitudes to welfare claimants.
The danger of targets (and quotas) is the underlying implication that once they are met, the job is done.
Either way, the underlying implication is that avoiding this scenario ultimately depends on the goodwill of one man.
The paper concludes with a discussion of the underlying key implications for both academia and business.
The underlying biological implications await additional exploration.
Reduced cAMP induction has implications for the underlying causes of FX and autism spectrum disorders.
This may have implications for interpreting the underlying mechanisms of action of Y27632 involving ROCK versus PKN3, for example, for inhibition of tumour metastasis in a PC3 prostate cancer xenograft model [ 44], a process in which PKN3 has been also implicated.
