Sentence examples for this example implies from inspiring English sources

This example implies that transition to metal phase can be avoided in some cases.

This example implies that intensity and duration of exercises and recovery intervals influence metabolism in a complex way, and selecting the right diet can be challenging.

To see the amount by which the lower bound provided by the theorem is in fact overly cautious, consider what the usual binomial distribution for the coin tosses in this example implies about the likely values of the likelihood ratios.

This leads to When applied to estimating insertion emission probabilities, this example implies that one needs to have about 137 amino acids in a gap column of a multiple alignment.

As nhr-88 has been determined to belong to a gene cluster containing genes that are significantly enriched in L1 muscle [ 17], this example implies that our 454 EST sequencing data has deep coverage of L1-enriched genes.

Independent of the K-norm, the example implies an instability of belief, allowing that a counter-argument, which strikes the believer as unrefutable, is sufficient for belief-undermining-doubts.

This latter metaphoric linguistic expression, for example, implies the common conceptual metaphor of medicine as war, and similar to the pronominal talk implies oppositional relationships between trainees and trainers.

To interpret the estimates, the −0.024 estimate for business assistance living wage laws, for example, implies that a 100% increase in this type of living wage reduces the poverty rate by 2.4 percentage points.

More specifically, this arguably means that the second dimension from the second models in the examples implies 2D clouds that do not lie along any of the axes, but, as in Figure 1, in a direction that is not parallel to the axes.

Any attempt to stabilise global temperatures, for example, implies a finite carbon budget – the amount of greenhouse gas emissions – that we must not exceed.

A higher death toll, for example, implies that more women were widowed and more children were orphaned as a result of the war than has long been suspected.