The phrase "also implicate that the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a connection or suggestion, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The findings of the study also implicate that the results may vary under different conditions."
Alternatives: "also suggest that the" or "also indicate that the".
This might also implicate that the different TFs interact with different subunits, and thus have a different modulatory effect on Mediator's structure.
Finally, these findings also implicate that the existence of multiple cell types associated with photic responses predates the formation of the vertebrate retina.
Moreover, these results also implicate that the distinct groups of MAPKs are activated by a ROS-dependent manner which contribute to the expression of various inflammatory genes and are dependent on the external stimuli during brain inflammation.
The similarities between RDEB-affected and aged skin also implicate that the study of rare skin diseases may also yield novel insight into the mechanisms underlying common skin diseases and skin aging.
It could also implicate that anatomical changes in the bone formation or blood supply of the femoral head – increasing its sensibility for trauma – contribute to the etiology of LCPD.
The results also implicate that high cyclin D1b may be a negative predictor for the effect of adjuvant treatment with 5-FU/LEV.
This not only demonstrates a true prognostic value for BCAR3 but also implicates that loss of BCAR3 expression may be involved in breast cancer progression.
Meanwhile, Figure 7(b) also implicates that the improvement of the period of validity of the vaccine is more effective than the improvement of the vaccination rate for controlling Dengue.
Compared to previously data from case-control studies, our data also implicated that the capacity to mobilze EPCs in acute disease is more important than EPC basline levels.
