Sentence examples for was originally implied from inspiring English sources

This article has been amended to reflect the fact that Jürgen Klinsmann is younger than Joachim Löw, and not the other way round as was originally implied.

Glycosylation of ATP7A was originally implied in studies by Yamaguchi et al. (22).

The phrase "governed the dynamics" was originally meant to imply that the fraction of quiescence of the entire animal basically reflected the fraction of quiescence of the head region.

: + → * → + 3 → + α The daughter flerovium isotope had properties matching those of a flerovium isotope first synthesized in June 1999, which was originally assigned to 288Fl, implying an assignment of the parent livermorium isotope to 292Lv.

"Al Aaraaf" was published in its entirety only once in Poe's lifetime, though some critics believe Poe never actually completed the poem because Poe implied it was originally intended to have four parts or 400 lines.

As the name implies, it was originally used for trade, but during the early 20th century its role expanded to cover dinners, dances and trade shows.

(As the name implies, this dish was originally made in a clay pot, but it is easily made in any heavy-bottomed pot).

Laura Crist, Smith's aide, said in an email to us that the society had "reversed support for earth sciences changes," implying that it was originally OK with the cuts, then changed its mind.

43, 44 As the name implies, CGI-58 was originally identified in a comparative-gene-identification approach, where the human proteome and the proteome of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans) were aligned to detect orthologous proteins.

London Labour and the London Poor was originally advertised as a "Cyclopoedia" of street life, implying that it was a compendium of facts for dipping into rather than a book to be read from cover to cover.

Disintegration of (56) into (57) does not imply disintegration of (11), as was originally assumed [6].