The phrase "against any implication of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express opposition or disagreement with a suggestion or assumption that may be inferred from a statement or situation.
Example: "I want to clarify my position against any implication of wrongdoing in this matter."
Alternatives: "in opposition to any suggestion of" or "contrary to any assumption of".
Although it has been shown that NCCs exert an important influence in beta cell differentiation [ 43], two observations argue against an implication of NCCs in the TH-deficiency-induced beta cell phenotype: (1) TH is not co-expressed with either SOX10 or PHOX2B; (2) expression of Sox10 and Phox2b is not affected by Th deletion (ESM Fig. 3).
Jourdain, P. et al. L-Lactate protects neurons against excitotoxicity: implication of an ATP-mediated signaling cascade.
This would mitigate against the implication of lateral physeal damage or tethering as a factor, suggesting instead that the aetiology is an example "regional acceleratory growth phenomenon", described by Frost [17].
The effects of the RXPO3R, which does not inhibit ADAMs [23], argues against a significant implication of these metalloproteinases as mediators of TIMP-1 effects on cortical neurons.
The Korean government cautioned newspaper editors against sensationalizing any political implications of the match, which the authorities fear may prompt violent protests against the 37,000 American troops stationed here.
In summary, choice of initial antibiotic therapy must weigh the expected clinical benefits of the individual patient against the public health implication of overuse of antibiotics.
In the liver, one of the most studied functions of adenosine is its protective role against ischemia/reperfusion, with potential implication of A 1AR and A 2aAR.
While, as described above, the TNFα-mediated activation of the proteasome has received a lot of attention in the recent years, specifically as a potential target for therapy against muscle wasting, the implication of the iNOS/NO pathway remained neglected despite several studies linking it to the TNFα-induced muscle atrophy [ 11, 12, 14].
