Sentence examples for has further implicated from inspiring English sources

Recent work has further implicated the relevance of necroptosis in AKI, especially renal IRI.

Recent work in adults has further implicated the white matter connection between midline and lateral frontal structures (the frontal aslant tract) as important in language generally, and verbal fluency specifically [Catani et al., 2013].

18 A recent genetic study in humans has further implicated vitamin D as a strong environmental candidate by showing direct functional interaction with the major locus that determines susceptibility to multiple sclerosis.

Several recent studies have further implicated the three proteins in LPS-induced cellular response.

Additional pharmacological, lesion, and genetic studies have further implicated the mesolimbic dopamine circuit as a target for ethanol.

This [ 22] and other studies [ 23, 24] have further implicated PAR-1 as a proinflammatory receptor in acute as well as chronic lung injury.

Different reports have further implicated roles of nucleo-cytoplasmic shuttling of β-catenin and/or its degradation complex binding partners in regulating β-catenin nuclear localization [ 36- 39, 41, 42].

Endothelial-derived exosomes may contain RNA and proteins that are reflective of the undergoing specific stress conditions [ 12] and have further implicated in vascular development through attenuation of NOTCH signalling [ 54].

A critical early step in AD pathophysiology is the process by which Aβo interacts with the neuronal surface to trigger downstream pathology, and studies of this pathway have further implicated Fyn in AD pathophysiology.

Recent experiments with optogenetic activation of C1 neurones in the RVLM have further implicated this cell group in a variety of other physiological processes including arousal and breathing (Burke et al., 2014; Abbott et al., 2014).

Using this approach, they identified several genes with altered expression, including Securin, a gene involved in angiogenesis, chromosome stability, and DNA repair, and have further implicated RNF213 p.R4801K protein in increasing genomic instability compared to wild-type (Hitomi et al. 2013b).