Sentence examples for implicated in relation from inspiring English sources

Potential pathogens implicated in relation to diseased corals include cyanobacterial consortia [29], Serratia marcescens [33], Aurantimonas coralicida [34], [35], Vibrio shiloi [36], [37], Vibrio coralliilyticus [38], Thalassomonas loyana [39] and an assortment of various Vibrio ribotypes [40], [41].

VMP1 has thus far not been implicated in relation to defective cell division.

Such disturbances have also been implicated in relation to chronic fatigue syndrome [ 57].

The hug gene has been implicated in regulation of feeding behavior in relation to chemosensory and nutritional signals [35] and CAPA-PVKs display diuretic activity on Malpighian tubules [34].

Therefore, investigation of underlying mechanisms implicated in the relation between RAAS and vitamin D actions in CKD is an important field of research.

Literary texts represent and often question relations of power and cultural norms, but as a form of knowledge, literature is itself implicated in power relations.

The finding that both social status and wealth are implicated in the longitudinal relation between earlier social position and quality of life suggests that socio-economic inequalities from working life persist after retirement (Marmot & Shipley, 1996).

Although centriolar satellites have been implicated in protein trafficking in relation to the centrosome and cilium, the details of their function and composition remain unknown.

Although not differentially expressed in our meta-analysis (Additional file 2: Figure S4), GCR-alpha signaling has been implicated in neuroinflammation, particularly in relation to stress [ 68].

Aguda, unfortunately, has played a key role in this national re-branding campaign, and I hate to see an organization as important as PFLAG become implicated in a public relations campaign that will likely tarnish its well-earned reputation.

Moreover, the rather static notions of Stimulus and Experiencer may not be adequate to describe the relation implicated in the distinct group of EPs in the form of V-R compounds, e.g., 激怒 jinu "infuriate, irritate," 惹火 rehuo "enrage, anger," and 惹惱 renao "anger, exasperat".