Sentence examples for alluded by a from inspiring English sources

The situation might be different for other triggers of fear responses, as alluded by a trial using inhalation of CO2 provocation stimulus [ 33].

That DNA methylation marks convey PTSD susceptibility is also alluded by a pre/post deployment study in a cohort of US military service members which revealed that the genomic repetitive elements LINE-1 and Alu are differentially methylated in predeployment samples of individuals with and without postdeployment PTSD [ 25].

In the scene where Locke is sitting in his bed, the paralysis is alluded by the electromedical nerve stimulation machine on his nightstand.

Flavonoids can also protect the DNA by directly interacting with the mutagen agents, as in the induced chromosomal aberration by bleomycin alluded by Heo et al. [ 35].

The situation was aggravated by weakness in the lower level health facilities that was not adequately addressed by KNH outreach services as alluded to by a senior manager ' when we turn patients away, they come back in worse condition and come to die here in KNH'.

His character's assertion that he didn't want to sleep with Portman's character was raunchily alluded to by a visibly pregnant Portman in her acceptance speech at the Golden Globes that season.

Loar emphasizes versions of (2) and (3) over (1) and (4), but one sees conditions of this sort at least briefly alluded to by a number of functionalist philosophers, including Dennett (1969, 1978), Armstrong (1973), Stalnaker (1984), Fodor (1990), Pettit (1993), and Shoemaker (2003).

Except this time, Banksy's identity was alluded to by a slip of the tongue.

This was alluded to by a respondent who stated that travelling round the country for different meetings sometimes posed logistic difficulties for actors attending meetings.

Fears of marital insecurity and the need to tighten marriage bonds and hold on to their husbands were alluded to by a number of adolescent women.

As he sketched out his vision, he alluded to an aphorism by an early Soviet tokamak pioneer, a quote that practically echoes among the halls of ITER's headquarters: "Fusion will be ready when society needs it".