Sentence examples for implicates no from inspiring English sources

Evidence for the presence of eNOS in mature mammalian OSNs and its involvement in odorant adaptation implicates NO as an important new element involved in olfactory signal transduction.

Collectively, our evidence for the presence of eNOS in mature mammalian OSNs and its involvement in odorant adaptation implicates NO as an important new element involved in olfactory signal transduction.

This implicates no significant difference between men and women concerning the effect of the self-development group.

However, more recent work implicates NO in downstream mechanisms distant from the site of production (Calvert et al. 2011; Chouchani et al. 2013; Farah et al. 2013), as well as in cardiac myocytes themselves (reviewed in (Bloch et al. 2001)).

In conclusion, we found the percentage of cells with apoptosis is increased in cartilage from trauma patients, and that those cells are more likely to contain NO, implicating NO-induced apoptosis after intra-articular fracture.

This, he says, is where the reader becomes implicated, no longer an innocent bystander.

A book came into my possession — and I won't say how, wishing to implicate no one but myself — entitled "God Is Not Great," by Christopher Hitchens.

The inactive isomer, d-NAME, was ineffective, thereby supporting stereospecific drug action and directly implicating NO.

Principally there are three events implemented in the simulation models which can lead to a hospitalization of the patient: Any emergency, if interventions implicate no improvement of the patient's health status or if the treating physician recommends the admission to the hospital.

Overall, we observed no significant differences in the frequencies of the investigated CEACAM6 SNPs in CD and UC patients compared to healthy controls (Table 4) implicating no significant association of CEACAM6 variants and IBD susceptibility.

Several lines of evidence implicate NO in the pathogenesis of joint inflammation.