Sentence examples for this would imply for from inspiring English sources
I'm wondering if there are "live" and "dead" uses of hyperbole, in the same way there are "live" and "dead" metaphors…and I'm wondering what this would imply for the "literal" meaning of such uses.
If these Z-scores were obtained from driving data, this would imply, for instance, that most of the time a driver maintained a driving behavior without abrupt changes in speed or direction.
This would imply, for COL2A1, for instance, that one subset of MSCs lose H3K27me3 and gain H3K4me3 (and H3K36me3) at day 7.
Practically this would imply, for instance, inhibiting the cleavage of apoE4 into toxic fragments or blocking apoE4's effects on amyloid beta (Aβ) oligomerization [ 2, 3].
This would imply for HbA1c that the criterion used for noninferiority in new insulin development studies might be used, namely, within a confidence interval of 0.30% or 0.40% (3.3 or 4.4 mmol/mol).
This interpretation would imply, for instance, that admissions arrangements that resulted in a very popular school having 10% of ethnic minority children and a very unpopular school having 90% could be contested only if the children who did not get into the popular school had been denied access by reason of their racial group - that is, directly.
This would imply that for these systems thermal fluctuations are negligible and they can be analyzed under the supposition that the dynamic is produced at zero temperature.
Using formula 4, with, e.g. an intrinsic scan time t of 90 s, this would imply that for patients with a body weight above 120 kg, it is advised not to further increase the administered FDG activity.
Given a negative effect on health this would imply need for vitamin D treatment particularly in women who have moved from southern to northern latitudes.
Given a negative effect on health this would imply needs for vitamin D treatment particularly in women with immigrant background who have moved from lower to higher latitudes.
Hindsight would suggest exclusion of SAM patients from the analysis in an attempt to reduce heterogeneity, although this would imply screening for more ACE patients before recruiting the required number, thereby raising question on the representation of the cohort.
