Sentence examples for be more implicated in from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly however, Staphylococcus aureus was noted to be more implicated in LOS than in EOS.

In our study HIV positive patients had a longer time between episodes than HIV negative patients (p = 0.049) suggesting that reinfection may be more implicated than relapse in HIV positive and relapse may be more implicated in HIV negative.

A recent review on drug interactions in the treatment of ADHD concluded that methylphenidate appears to be more implicated in pharmacokinetic interactions suggestive of possible metabolic inhibition, while amphetamine was more involved in pharmacodynamic interactions and could potentially be influenced by medications affecting cytochrome P450 (CYP2D6) [ 304].

"We're more implicated in Britain than ever," Mr. Molho said.

As the decision noted, other countries (with perhaps better lobbyists) have been more implicated in terrorism.

His basic premise is that brain chemistry is more implicated in bad behaviour, including criminal behaviour, than most of us, or the law, currently accept.

Just so, I'm certain that a kind of logic connects these three characters, and I begin to suspect that I am more implicated in it than I thought.

Kanhai's account of events in Trinidad suggests then that Warner was more implicated in the bribery scandal than he has previously admitted.

Regarding the type of admission, there were, for the transport injuries group, more arrivals through the emergency department with the support of a mobile intensive care unit and/or a paramedic intervention team than in the other groups, and relating to the person at the initiative of the admission, the general practitioner was more implicated in the case of an accidental fall.

We observed that TRPA1 expression is slightly increased within the DRG but since this channel is more implicated in cold perception in vagal or trigeminal neurons (Fajardo et al, 2008; Karashima et al, 2009) as well as in the detection of irritant chemicals (Bautista et al, 2006; Macpherson et al, 2007; Talavera et al, 2009), its implication in the oxaliplatin neuropathy seems less probable.

The right amygdala would be more implicated than the left in a fast visual detection through a subcortical route [6].