Sentence examples for which implies a connection from inspiring English sources

They were enriched for functions important for multicellularity, which implies a connection between shifts in intronic structure and the origin of multicellularity.

Manafort and WikiLeaks disputed the story, which implied a connection between the Trump campaign and the leaks.

He again attacked the Methodists in The Times, Plate 2 (1762–1763), placing an image of Thomas Secker (who had tried to intervene on behalf of the Methodists) behind the Cock Lane ghost, and putting the ghost in the same pillory as the radical politician John Wilkes, which implied a connection between the demagoguery surrounding the Methodists and Pittites.

This is a consequence of the Gaussian distribution of axonal termination points, which implies a higher connection probability for close-by cortical neurons.

This was not a tag, which implies a creative act.

This is a side dish, which implies a protein somewhere.

which implies a contradiction.

K, which implies a = 0.

The word of the day was "draping," which, of course, means the way the clothing hangs, and which implies an intimacy with the fabric, a feel for the connection between the material and the body in motion.

Look further on the firm's website and you'll find the following testimonial from someone named Judy, who said, "This service is the best-kept secret in the government" — which certainly implies a connection.

In literature, tiredness or fatigue is observed as occurring with pain, unrefreshing sleep and affective symptoms, which may imply a connection between the underlying mechanisms [ 15].