Sentence examples for implicates that to from inspiring English sources

This implicates that to avoid this transition region in loading curve, one should keep the load of the nano-indentation larger than approx. 30 mN.

The LD en GM were activated at a low degree during all exercises, which implicates that to enhance the endurance capacity of these muscles other exercises than extension exercises, are more indicated.

The findings implicate that to promote carpooling policy it is required to consider appropriate incentives on this service and disincentives on use of private vehicle along with modification of people's attitudes and intentions.

In effect, speakers implicate that i is to be set to a level for which the discourse they are in can be coherently interpreted (with a maximal coherent extension for Tri).

Many recent reports implicate that inflammation contributes to a wide variety of brain pathologies, apparently killing neurons via glia [ 10, 11, 17].

Koole et al. [48] showed that ILT thickness is associated with higher MMP levels and lower vascular smooth cell numbers, which might implicate that AAA wall adjacent to a thick layer of ILT is significantly weaker than wall in the same AAA adjacent to a thinner or no ILT.

Our results are first to implicate that miR-185 can be considered as a target for gastric cancer treatment.

The results together implicate that binding of PRR14 to HP1 α is critical for its role in MyoD-mediated C2C12 myoblast differentiation.

Therefore, the robustness of RE3 under optimal conditions does not implicate that VHH is easy to handle and negative results obtained in some in vitro binding experiments might derive from its instability under the experimental conditions.

This has triggered other studies [ 20] on reproducibility to suggest that "the variability is partially a function of the absolute calcium score and inversely related to it", implicating that low coronary calcium scores may not be reproducible.

Prevalence of tubal disease has been estimated to range between 10 30%, which implicates that about 2,500 to 7,500 Dutch women are diagnosed with tubal pathology each year.