Sentence examples for this context implies from inspiring English sources

"Vector", in this context, implies more than a straight line.

Strong science in this context implies inherent scientific validity as well as relevance to targeted areas of research.

The term 'physical performance' in this context implies the ability to undertake physical tasks which are dependent on different physiological domains [ 38].

'Applicability' in this context implies that an instrument is easy to learn to operate, and that it is suitable for routine use by physicians and nurses.

The censoring in this context implies that the scale for the test is extended beyond the original scale and hence also beyond the range of the data, which we consider to be very problematic with respect to the interpretation of a fitted model.

Both words might, in this context, imply a comparison involving a stratification of social status, which are well-known to influence health [ 17].

We found all target genes of dicot-specific CNSs to have orthologs in A q. coerulea genome (the most basal dicot species used in the analysis) in a 5-kb range from the A q. coerulea CNSs (subject genome in this context) implying that CNSs are conserved along with the syntenic positions even in species with long divergence times.

You'd rather have a "winch" than a "wench" in a storm: the context implies the former, the tone the latter.

The dozens of Web sites all state the annuity rate received by Valerie Green is 8% a year, and the context implies it was a pretty recent deal.

Coombs made his comments within that context, implying that to hold Manning guilty of helping al-Qaida by dint of having leaked to a news organisation would set a dangerous precedent.

The outcomes of our second study indicate that tailoring this framework to our context implies that evaluating the quality of medical educational environments requires assessment of goal orientation, relationships and organization/regulation in the environment.