Sentence examples for was implied to from inspiring English sources

The Taguchi method was implied to design the experiments.

"It was implied to me that this is something that should be kept very quiet," Walsh said of the taping.

A multi-scale molecular dynamics simulation was implied to study the formation of hypercrosslinked polystyrene networks at different rates of cross-linking.

But publication slipped amid rumours that allies of the secretary of state were leaning on Tory MPs to name and shame the official in order, it was implied, to save the politician's skin.

Writing in New York magazine David Edelstein praised All is Lost director JC Chandor's line in "brainy, procedural disaster pictures" – an antidote, it was implied, to the year's procession of unbrainy disaster pictures starring Will Smith, Tom Cruise and the like.

Maximum Likelihood (ML) method (Felsenstein 1981) was implied to reconstruct the phylogenetic tree.

Of course what they were really trying to do was imply to swing voters that "Obama is really not one of us -- not really an American".

The dramatic rehabilitation, in any case, is implied to be somewhat superficial.

Another woman appears (who is implied to be Lenina), and John attempts to whip her too.

For example, death receptor signaling has been implied to contribute to the efficacy of cancer therapy.

Similar loops are implied to be exclusively observed in human ClpP and a variant of ClpP from Streptococcus pneumoniae.