Sentence examples for implicated to explain from inspiring English sources
Recent divergence times are implicated to explain lack of genetic divergence in some cases [30], [31].
Plasticity of early visual areas has generally been implicated to explain perceptual learning that is specific to retinal location or orientation [28].
CpG methylation shows an inverse relationship with transcript levels, and multiple mechanisms have been implicated to explain gene silencing in dependence of DNA methylation [1].
Recently, genetic factors, in particular gene-by-environment interaction models, have been implicated to explain depressive etiology.
However, flavonoids and phenols are antioxidants found in wine products that have been implicated to play a role in lung health/function and may explain the observed associations.
Genes – including those risk alleles within HLA-DR4 – have been implicated but are insufficient to explain the vast majority of cases.
Chronic hyperglycemia, cerebral microvascular disease, severe hypoglycemia, and increased prevalence of macrovascular disease have all been implicated but are unlikely to explain the entire effect [ 4].
Gene expression and protein array data implicate several factors that help to explain the molecular basis underlying the unique architecture of vascular channels formed by aggressive breast cancer cells and regulated by COX-2.
All these results highlighted the significant low-force requirement to initiate the activation of IgG-BCR or IgE-BCR that are expressed on memory B cells compared to the case of IgM-BCR on mature naive B cells, implicating a new possible mechanism to explain the rapid and high-titered IgG antibody responses upon re-encounter with antigen of memory B cells.
Early studies of ACCO activity implicated lysine residues as potential binding sites to explain CO2/bicarbonate activation (Charng et al. 1997).
Since Dop is a maternally supplied gene product, one would have to implicate regulation of Dop by zygotic factors to explain its phenotype at the cycle 13-14 transition.
