Our results implicate that research on the impact of contextual settings on individual life events should not be limited to a fixed structure of proximate contexts.
As illustrated in the Doe vs Unocal case, partnering with the Burmese government is against many state laws and may implicate a research body in crimes.
The microbe gained prominence in 1997 after some 30,000 fish died in the Pocomoke River of Maryland; pfiesteria, detected in some water samples, was implicated, and research money started to flow through six federal agencies.
For this reason, telomeres have been implicated in research on senescence and aging.
26 27 28 29 30 31 A subsequent meta-analysis that excluded the trials of hydroxyethyl starch authored by J Boldt (implicated in research misconduct), 32 33 34 reported that 1435 septic adults did not benefit from human albumin (relative risk of mortality 0.90; 95% confidence interval 0.79 to 1.02; P=0.1.02
Second, engaging with complexity implicates researchers in experiencing it, and this implicates the research process and its methodology in a process of sense-making of the practical and affective consequences for and with practitioners inhabiting and enacting that complexity.
All three lines of research implicate mechanisms of thought that are capable of broad generalization, yet inherently local in terms of the procedures used for updating mental representations and planning future actions.
Several lines of research implicate IQ in the etiology of injuries, although, taken together, the evidence is not strong.
Data from epidemiological and biological research implicate insulin-like growth factors I and II (IGF-I and IGF-II) in the regulation of prostate epithelial cell proliferation, and in the pathophysiology of prostate cancer (Pollak et al, 1998).
In a briefing paper published today, the group said its research implicated the Russian authorities "in the torture, abduction and secret detention of civilians".
