The phrase "at the time implicated" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey involvement or connection during a specific time, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The individuals at the time implicated in the investigation were later cleared of any wrongdoing."
Alternatives: "at the time involved" or "during that period connected".
Woolf's "novel" (she wanted another generic name for the work she was composing, according to a letter she wrote at the time) is implicated in a paradox – it's about a journey, but it's also about the shifts of meaning you're visited by before going nowhere.
The policy, previously abandoned in 2005 after its deterrent effect was questioned, was brought back at the beginning of this summer to punish Marwan al-Qawasmi and Amer Abu Aysha — the two suspects, and at the time fugitives, implicated in the kidnap-murder of the Israeli teens.
In general, many questions will involve 'life-time' risk factors and information and are not particularly targeted at the time of implicated episode.
Further, the association at rs10166942 (TRPM8) for the first time implicates a gene in a pain related pathway in migraine.
Significant increases in adhesive molecules, such as CTGF and FN, in the functional layer of the endometrium at this time implicate involvement in surface healing post-menstruation.
But a nod to the devastating revelations of the recent Senate report on the C.I.A.'s detention practices, in which military personnel and resources were at times implicated, would not have been misplaced in that exchange.
In particular, the clinical features of adrenal insufficiency and neurodegeneration affecting the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems are not present at birth but develop over time, implicating a degenerative process in the pathogenesis of this disorder (5 – 7, 23).
But Schaffer's case and that of former Mayor Stacey Murphy — his girlfriend at the time and also implicated in drug use — deserve a second thought.
Potential clinical risk factors include haematological, oncological, surgical and medicinal data as well as autoimmune diseases and related conditions at the time of the implicated (likely causal) transfusion.
Although this measurement may at least partly reflect energy expenditure [ 19, 20], the fact that 27 (33.8%) females gained weight during this period of time implicates that at least some mothers consumed a few of their eggs.
