Sentence examples for implicated a point from inspiring English sources

Since li refers to patterns of coherence and all things ultimately form one body, it follows that all things are mutually implicated, a point already discussed in relation to Huayan above.

Darwin implicated a "higher law," but did not specify it.

The investigation into the 2008 bombing – Salian's case – proved to be something of a turning point, implicating a radical Hindu group, Abhinav Bharat.

Edwards and coworkers have shown a nearly uniform distribution of the peaks across all time points implicating a complex network downstream of the core oscillator in conveying different phases upon clock-controlled output genes.

Moreover, use-wear suggests that the Renne VII Dufours were mounted laterally, as barbs or cutting edges [77], whereas the impact fractures apparent in mesial fragment M11sc67 of Pego do Diabo (Figure 11C) implicate use as a point mounted axially on the shaft of a composite projectile.

As expression of the neuroactive ligand-receptor interactions pathway is demonstrated to correlate with synaptic maturity [ 29], this data is consistent both with the telencephalon being less differentiated at this time point and more importantly implicates a critical role for miRNA in this process.

The definition of an ideal entry point for femoral IMN would implicate a tenseless introduction of the implant into the canal with anatomical alignment of the bone fragments.

Supporters of any team will gladly point out the sport's worst offenders, often implicating a rival team: the Irish (or Nigerians, or Uruguayans) are brutes!

Treatment implications are unclear at the present time but this new work points the finger at a particular process and implicates a set of potential new targets which will need to be explored in experimental systems".

Verizon has not been implicated in the theft, a point Mr. Gerace made in his letter.

"But to implicate a maid.