Sentence examples for explicitly implicated from inspiring English sources

For the first time this links a gene explicitly implicated in pain related pathways to migraine.

Although the bulk of the evidence for this relationship has been considered with respect to lung cancers, it is likely that these mechanisms will be more explicitly implicated for other tumor types as well.

But for pitchers that have been explicitly implicated as participants in baseball's steroids era, alleged sins are more easily forgotten.

In many cases, even top brass officers are explicitly implicated in this egregious, systematic defiling of the No Establishment Clause of the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights as well as the No Religious Test mandates of Clause 3, Article VI of the U.S. Constitution.

The Mad pathway has not been explicitly implicated in the overall patterning mechanism of Drosophila segments previously, although some indications existed in the literature (see discussion below).

They did not explicitly implicate the Pakistani I.S.I. or Pakistani officials in their plot, but said they belonged to the Taliban, and had organized their attack from the group's clandestine offices in Peshawar.

In their exercise, these capabilities always more or less explicitly implicate at least one other person.

Graham, who co-chaired the Senate's Joint Inquiry Into Intelligence Community Activities Before and After the Terrorist Attacks of September 11 , 2001 has led calls for the release of a 28-page portion of the inquiry's report that was almost entirely redacted by President George W. Bush's administration on national security grounds, which he says explicitly implicates the kingdom.

Although these authors [ 29, 44] found signatures of an older biogeographic event in Sulawesi butterflies, they could not explicitly implicate vicariance as a plausible explanation of what they describe as the "basic puzzle of Sulawesi butterfly fauna" because of the absence of a time-calibrated phylogeny for most species groups at the time.

More explicitly: s implicates I iff there is a distinctive declarative form F and function f such that s is an instance of F, I is f s), and speakers conventionally use a sentence 'p' with form F to mean or imply f('p') by saying that p. 7. See Gardner et. al. 1978; Winner 1988; Pearson 1990; Pouscoulous et. al. 2007; Kennison 2014: 170.

In Germany for trade talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel, President Dmitri A. Medvedev explicitly shot down theories that implicated Mr. Kadyrov, calling them "primitive".