Arabidopsis' AtCbf2 was implicated as subject to selection, resulting in functional divergence from AtCbf1 and AtCbf3 after Cbf gene duplication [ 54].
Carol Martin, a professor of drama at New York University who is writing a book about documentary theater, said that plays of this type strike a nerve because, "The performer is implicated in the subject matter".
But more than this, she faults him as well for failing to realise that thinking implicates the subject in a sociality or plurality that cannot be divided or destroyed through genocidal aims.
Advocates of such views tend to stress the distinctive role of imagination in imaginative resistance, focusing on ways that imagination may implicate the subject's actual beliefs and desires.
That's why the standards for realistic stories of private lives are relatively low: even with a mediocre level of artistic invention, what comes through in dramas and comedies that implicate subjects near at hand is the authenticity of knowledge, the solidity of observation, the chime of perception.
It seems every great novelist is conscious of being both implicated in and subject to history.
Surprisingly, sites within the prepropeptide region were also implicated as being subject to significant positive selection, suggesting previously unappreciated functional significance for this region.
At the neural level, the left precuneus in one subject with anomic aphasia and also control subjects was implicated [36 38].
But the failure of parental authority, and the questioning of authority in general, are of course implicated in the political subject of the novel.
Diseases that disrupt processing in the striatum, such as HD and Parkinson's disease (PD), are known to impair control of multiple tasks (reviewed in [52]), and functional imaging studies in healthy subjects have implicated the striatum in dual-task performance [53].
Thus together these results build a picture in which the CA1 regions provides the temporal information to episodic memory formation Functional imaging in human subjects has implicated the prefrontal cortex in recognition memory processes [64], and in monkeys prefrontal neurons have been reported to show increases in responses to familiar stimuli compared to novel stimuli [24,65].
