Rather, his later theory claims that every proposition virtually implies another proposition asserting the truth of the first.
Glucose concentrations were virtually identical at 300 min, implying that inhibition of DPP-4 and the changes produced in incretin concentrations enhance the ability of insulin to directly suppress glucagon release.
Growth of 6.8% may still sound pretty robust, but it implies that growth was virtually zero on a seasonally adjusted basis in the fourth quarter.Industrial production has slowed even more sharply, growing by only 5.7% in the 12 months to December, compared with an 18% pace in late 2007.
The idea that water remembers what was in it is almost comically wrong and it also implies that every sip of water you take "remembers" virtually every substance on the planet, although homeopaths appear not to recognize this.
That is, this weak correlation implies that these mechanisms are virtually independent, suggesting the necessity of both mechanisms in the model.
Simultaneous operation of all three steps, i.e., droplet generation, incubation, and fluorescence detection, implies that this device has virtually unlimited screening capacity.
As there is virtually no gas in these segments, it implies that the volume of chyme that is largely water was not altered, and the decline in small bowel water is apparent rather than real.
But don't think that the word "micro" somehow implies that this sound dock is a miniversion; its dimensions and weight are virtually the same as the regular Go and Play.
"A significant Hughes investment implies that in order to avoid owning up to charges Hughes is willing to back projects that virtually no other investor would," says Kidd.
Although the esp gene is virtually absent among community isolates, the presence of esp among VSEF and VREF from clinical infectious sites apparently unrelated to hospital outbreaks implies that this gene is not exclusively related to epidemic strains.
The article certainly implies that.
