Sentence examples for which have implied from inspiring English sources

Based on corpus analyses which have implied that Japanese manga uses more E-Conjunctions than American comics (Cohn, 2011, 2013a, in press; Cohn, Taylor-Weiner, et al., 2012b), we hypothesized that participants' differential experience with these comics might modulate visual narrative processes both mental updating and structural analyses.

The actual study produced by the organization is unpublished, therefore total deaths are based on press reporting of statements made by al-Alwani which have implied that the study may have been a population-based study.

In Georgia, the State Attorney General has filed a suit against the Valdosta School Board, which had implied that it wants to study the situation.

This was a bleaker remark than Zdenka Fantlova's, which had implied that when loved ones die, the moral traces left behind were gifts and not losses at all.

The treaty dictated that the Song still had to pay the annual indemnity, but the indemnity was renamed from "tribute", which had implied a subordinate relationship, to "payment".

Metastatic cancer has been correlated with large-size and high-grade primary tumors, which has implied that metastasis is a later event in tumorigenesis.

Most studies focus on mRNA expression in aneurysmal and healthy tissue to identify the alteration of gene expression within the vessel wall, which has implied some mechanisms underlying the development of IA.

A similar problem persists for "Bufo" tihamicus and pentoni, which could be derived from African, Southwest Asian, or Western Eurasian clades, each of which has implies different biogeographic scenarios for explaining the current geographic distributions of these two species.

Seemingly on the strength of this ambiguous reply, which could have implied either exasperation or denial, the FA issued a statement saying there had been no relationship and threatened legal action if the reports continued.

In his account he saved 90 million Mexicans from default, which would have implied hyperinflation and mass unemployment.

The letter actually called for a stimulus of 2-32-3percentf GDP, which would have implied a stimulus of $600-$600-$800 billion the years 2009-2010.