Sentence examples for implicate the presence of from inspiring English sources

To further implicate the presence of local intestinal inflammation in promoting cell fusion, we treated IL-10−/− mice with the anti-inflammatory drug, 5-ASA [25], a standard therapy for inflammatory bowel disease in humans.

Thus, although the CGCGCg integration site is a palindromic sequence, we believe that selection of the second site might not necessarily implicate the presence of a palindrome but rather implicate constraints brought by the DNA structure or conformation.

In addition, our data implicate the presence of a cellular mechanism engaged by SifA that enables the recruitment of LAMP-1 and LAMP-2, while circumventing mannose-6-phosphate receptor trafficking between the Golgi and lysosomes.

These signs have typically been thought to implicate the presence of myofascial trigger points (TrPs) [ 33].

While these studies implicate the presence of an arthritogenic peptide in AS, the identity of this epitope is unknown.

Our results collectively implicate the presence of distinct aetiopathogenesis in the subdivisions of FD according to the Rome III criteria.

Recent research has implicated the presence of adherent inflammatory cells as the key mitigating factor limiting sensor functionality in this period of days post-implantation.

Our laboratory has previously reported that there is some evidence of adaptive immunity playing a role in the induction of oxidative stress; the presence of a few CD3+ cells in the retina on day 5 postimmunization and real-time QPCR data showing an increase in CD28 transcripts in the retina, implicates the presence of activated T cells [18].

One implementation of this view equates the main semantic content of a moral predicate with the property it picks out (via a function from the speaker's attitudes to the relevant properties), while use of the predicate conventionally implicates the presence of a pro or con attitude.

This implicates the presence of a highly efficient cellular mechanism that retains GLUT4 intracellularly.

Interestingly, a recent serological study on E. helvum, a fruit-eating bat that occurs in Africa but not in Asia, implicated the presence of antigenetically related viruses [22].