Sentence examples for would imply additional from inspiring English sources

Such a conclusion would imply additional benefit of the EIS analysis, that is, the ability to reflect the protein DNA binding mode.

During the first period, which represents the phase of the greatest recovery, the protocol could be additional, in order to intensify treatment; this would imply additional costs if compared to conventional treatment alone.

A short hold time would imply noticeable additional noise reduction in short speech pauses but could on the other hand cause annoying pumping of the noise level.

That would imply an additional drop of 60% in bitcoin's price from its current level.

This would imply an additional 10 million tonnes of maize going to ethanol production in 2006/07.

If a WGD did occur at the base of the Neogastropoda, our phylogeny would imply two additional independent WGDs at the base of Capulidae and the Cypraeidae Ranelidae. Considering the overall low rate of genome duplication in our analysis, such a scenario is highly unlikely.

The alternative mechanism that Pi disappears in the periplasm and appears in the cytoplasm mediated by independent, non-coupled reactions both catalyzed by the PstSCAB complex would imply the existence of additional pools of inorganic phosphate different from cytoplasm and periplasm that would serve as source and sink, respectively.

It should also be emphasized that the presence of additional redox catalysts would imply an even lower cytosolic GSSG concentration than the one estimated here.

Assignation of the orphan group RH36 to LG23 as discussed above would create an additional CS and would imply another inter-chromosomal event.

Nevertheless, the used data does not allow me to consider additional channels as they would imply a large drop in the sample sizes and increase the problem of a non-random sample.

Theoretically, an intact obturator externus tendon would imply a preserved blood supply to the femoral head if no additional intracapsular lesion of the MFCA is present.