Sentence examples for implicated in over from inspiring English sources
Commercial shipping has been implicated in over 60% of new introductions of invasive alien species (IAS) in the Great Lakes since 1960, with ballast water being the primary pathway.
(Ask.fm was implicated in over a half dozen teen suicides, for those unfamiliar).
Within the past decade, sex supplements have been implicated in over a dozen deaths—one of the most publicized recent cases being the 2013 death of a Kansas City man who took a "Stiff Nights" pill, a brand alleged to regularly contain prescription ED drugs.
Within the past decade, sex supplements have been implicated in over a dozen deaths—one of the most publicized recent cases being the 2013 death of a Kansas City man who keeled over after popping a "Stiff Nights" pill, a brand alleged to regularly contain prescription ED drugs.
This version contained 366 FISH verified BAC/PAC clones that span genomic regions implicated in over 43 known genomic disorders [32] as well as all 41 subtelomeric regions.
Alterations in the tumour suppressor gene p53 have been implicated in over 50% of human breast cancers.
Mammograms are implicated in the over-diagnosis and over-treatment of nearly one third of all newly diagnosed breast cancers.
Hyperactivation of KLKs (mainly KLK5 and KLK7) in epidermis has been implicated in pathological over-desquamation, a symptom common to a number of skin diseases, including atopic dermatitis and Netherton syndrome (NS) a rare syndrome of severe ichthyosis caused by mutations in Spink5 gene that encodes LEKTI, a multidomain inhibitor of KLKs and other serine proteases [62].
Questions of political philosophy are implicated in debates over the extent to which authorities may compel medication use by death row inmates, defendants awaiting trial, prisoners and in-patients in state hospitals.
Serotonin (5-HT) has been implicated in control over motivated behaviours.
Bats harbour a wide range of viruses that have been implicated in spill over events into other mammalian hosts resulting in highly virulent and often fatal zoonoses.
