As discussed in the Introduction, typological thinking and weak hypothetico-deductive reasoning skills have been implicated in difficulty understanding natural selection (Lawson and Thompson, 1988; Lavoie, 1999; Shtulman, 2006; Shtulman and Schulz, 2008).
FGF/FGFR signalling has been implicated in pancreatic carcinogenesis and an understanding of the susceptible molecular characteristics may facilitate the development of FGFR inhibitors.
Not only does the general public largely lack an understanding of biological evolution (Abraham et al. 2009), such a lack of understanding has been implicated in high levels of biological evolution misconceptions within the populace (Alters and Alters 2001; Miller 1999, Alters and Alters 2008).
A variety of host-cell factors, particularly cytoskeleton components, and viral proteins have been implicated in RSV filament formation, however our understanding of their mechanistic role is limited.
Sensorimotor regions of the brain have been implicated in simulation processes such as action understanding and empathy, but their functional role in these processes remains unspecified.
Although many protein-coding genes have been implicated in the pathogenesis of RA, our understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying this disease remains incomplete.
Although Zic3 expression has been implicated in embryonic development, however, a detailed understanding is still missing of what regulates Zic3 expression and what the downstream effectors of Zic3 are.
Understanding the mechanisms that have been implicated in the development of sarcopenia can help direct sarcopenia treatments.
Vessel deformations have been implicated in endoluminal device fractures, and therefore better understanding of these deformations could be valuable for device regulation, evaluation, and design.
A number of known SNPs and indels have been implicated in human health and disease and are thought to be significant for understanding human ancestry and evolution.
