Sentence examples for implication of one of from inspiring English sources
We then explored functional implication of one of the CAM genes, PARVB, in the angiogenic process.
This observation suggests the implication of one of the several other NOX isoforms in this process.
We identified 228 genes overexpressed in xenografts and characterized the implication of one of them, WSB1, in the control of apoptosis and cell proliferation.
Jaden Smith has started modeling for Louis Vuitton's women's line without offering a corresponding polemic on what it "means" that the greater implications of one of the most famous young men in the world is now wearing dresses.
At the same time, they are studying the implications of one of Mr. Balducci's boasts that was recorded during his conversations with Judge Lackey.
Those, at least, are the implications of one of the first academic explorations of the recent liquidity crisis, "When Everyone Runs for the Exit," by Lasse H. Pedersen, a professor of finance at New York University.
Here we explore the implications of one of these: can we use cloning to save endangered species or resurrect extinct ones? Cloning for conservation purposes may be the next step of cloning technology (Ryder and Benirschke 1997), and restoring extinct species may soon follow.
This paper presents and considers the implications of one of the core themes of a larger research project into how medical students develop their attitudes to the interaction between gender and health.
The prior implication of one member of the gene family in the stress response and heterotrimeric G protein signaling, points to the potential importance of the caleosin gene family.
Nevertheless, due to the high number of putative candidate genes, a finer mapping of the QTL will be necessary before studying the actual implication of one or several of these genes in resistance to carrier state.
In contrast, extensive hybridization and introgression can, as mentioned above, sometimes have important conservation implications when leading to the replacement of one of the hybridizing taxa [ 10, 42- 44].
