Sentence examples for arguments implicating from inspiring English sources

Similarly, differentially expressed genes in human liver are enriched for metabolic function (Blekhman et al., 2008), suggesting a potential molecular basis for arguments implicating dietary shifts in the emergence of modern humans (Kaplan et al., 2000; Ungar and Teaford, 2002; Wrangham, 2009).

Several arguments implicate EGFR signaling in squamous metaplasia.

The molecular mechanism which regulates cell proliferation by DLG1 is not well known but there are arguments for implicating epithelial cell polarization in this regulation [ 38].

Thus, these data provide no support for the arguments (1 – 4 ) that implicate aquacultural use of florfenicol or the subsequent occurrence of florfenicol-resistant P. damsela in the emergence of the flo gene in DT104.

The internet is occasionally implicated in arguments like these, and since the internet is where I make my living I feel compelled to defend her.

"The arguments in both instances implicate a structural problem with our policy, whether dealing with criminal or civil misconduct," wrote Stein, who was appointed to the SEC by President Barack Obama.

Black rats are often implicated in arguments concerning competitive exclusion and extinction on islands: they are notably omnivorous, and will feast on practically anything, including insects, bird eggs, bird fledglings, small lizards, land snails, mollusks, land crabs and even turtle hatchlings [15].

Melanoma and breast cancer are more common in women than men, implicating the role of female hormones and further strengthening the argument of a common etiological pathway between the two.

It must be noted that implicating GABA receptors in a GABAergic dysfunction is quite a plausible argument in itself.

Typically, this argument has been made in regards to so-called "software patents," but it is interpreted by many as implicating the entire patent system.

Bel likes implicating his audiences.