Sentence examples for this primacy implies from inspiring English sources

This primacy implies "that national projects of well-off nations lose their legitimacy if these nations are not also doing their fair share as determined by their duties of justice" (Tan 2004, 129).

This sub-code implies primacy of anticodons in the genetic code origin, but for simplest ("primordial"?) amino acids such as Ala and Gly, recognition of their proto-tRNAs by putative r-aaRSs might have been more acceptor- than anticodon-targeted, i.e. associated with the ancient operational code rather than the classic one (see [ 20] for details of this seeming "paradox").

The emphasis on starry clientele is indeed distracting -- what should be a part of the Bulgari story, secondary to aspects of the work that stand as exemplary regardless of its popularity with the famous at the time of production, is given a primacy that implies that a large part of what makes Bulgari's work museum-worthy is the mere fact of famous people liking it.

This research implies a different character model.

This hypothesis implies a dismaying irony.

This "primacy of movement" (Sheets-Johnstone, 1999) is the formative human condition and thus includes learning and reasoning across disciplines, contexts, and media.

This primacy troubles the Ramaswamys.

Theobald obtained a vague confirmation of his see's primacy from Celestine II in 1143 1144, but at the Council of Reims in 1148 Eugene clarified that this primacy did not affect the claims of York to be independent of Canterbury.

However, the evidence of this primacy from protein sequence and structure comparison is weak at the very best.

This implies protection for farmers and more.

This, implies Strindberg, is a bad thing.