Sentence examples for a pronounced implication of from inspiring English sources

We observed a pronounced implication of components of the immune and the complement system, and identified CD74 specifically upregulated in perivascular microglia of the deep capillary in which the primary vascular lesion occurs.

Such heterogeneous effects may have pronounced implications for the design of effective immigrant integration policies.

As can be seen, a pronounced oscillating interference behavior of T is observed in both cases.

The histomorphological results showed a pronounced ossification at the outer and inner surface of the implants.

3 5 13 14 Psychiatric patients have a particularly pronounced risk of suicide.

(We use it as a code, don't we, with a sexual implication — or rather, an implication of no sex).

They are only an implication of what still lies underneath.

As a result, cells exhibited pronounced remodeling of the cortical actin cytoskeleton that increased CD36 clustering.

The pronounced effect of this matrilineal influence on a current family's food choices may have additional implications for understanding food and eating behaviors in a family context, particularly for interventions aimed at mothers to improve a family's diet and health.

A few implications of this approach.

These symptoms are often pronounced, reduce quality of life and have economical implications in the society.