Sentence examples for implication of type from inspiring English sources

Bouzaffour, M., Rampon, C., Ramauge, M., Courtin, F. & Vriz, S. Implication of type 3 deiodinase induction in zebrafish fin regeneration.

These results further support the implication of type I IFN-driven pathways and antiviral responses in the pathogenesis of T1D and point out the regulators of these pathways as potential targets for pharmacological interventions in T1D.

Objective: The purpose of this study was to examine clinical implications of type III female genital mutilation and to evaluate the use of carbon dioxide laser surgery to restore vulvar opening and to treat associated epithelial inclusion cysts.

The frequency and clinical implications of type 2 myocardial infarction and myocardial injury in clinical practice are uncertain.

Considering the implications of Type I MADS-box genes on seed development and the agronomic importance of cereal endosperm, we set out to identify and characterize Type I MADS-box genes in barley.

Although the clinical implications of Type I and II errors needs to be explored further, the results suggest that correctly identifying misfit has a direct benefit to patients by reducing the burden of the number of questions needing to be answered (whilst maintaining efficacy of the instrument).

For the woman's safety and because of implications for type of anesthesia needed, it is imperative to match case complexity to the provider skill level so that the operation does not carry on for longer than necessary.

Out of the 62 type 2 diabetes expression traits, 33 were present in one or more coexpression network modules, resulting in the implication of 526 type 2 diabetes coexpression network modules.

However, the implication of fungal type II PRMTs in transcriptional regulation remains poorly understood.

We next studied the implications of the Type I and Type II models on the pattern and dynamics of intrachromosomal interactions.

Several lines of evidence support a causal implication of T-type channels in the pathogenesis of epilepsy.