Sentence examples for implied mechanism from inspiring English sources

All these considerations are generally concerned with minimizing various "errors" in making causal claims: error of representation, error in logic of reasoning or in the implied mechanism that underlie the causal relationship, error in estimating differences or relationships, error in extrapolation.

The implied mechanism for proton extraction involves recruitment of a water molecule beneath the 2′-H2 carbof of the attacking i site sugar.

Whilst it may seem counter-intuitive to model a U-level covariate at the E-level, the implied mechanism does suggest that this is what can be required, for instance donor egg data [ 9] suggests strongly that embryo viability declines with age whilst maternal receptivity does not decline as strongly.

While the implied mechanism of action was a reduction in protein synthesis, it is also possible that increased lysosomal protein clearance plays a role in the hypoxic resistance of AARS mutants.

But there is still a lack of fundamental knowledge of the implied mechanisms.

Setting aside the models containing all "significant" variables allows us to focus more attention to the implied mechanisms at work in more parsimonious models.

Such an intermediate pattern of covariation between shell and genital organs should imply mechanism leading to an eventual precopulatory isolation between snails from the eastern and western lineages.

This implies mechanisms to handle abrupt disconnections of devices which host services, intelligent replication of services, service redundancy and so on.

This may imply mechanisms of pathophysiological importance in the subpopulation of RA patients with high levels of anti-CII.

Hyperaemia (i.e. the increase in blood perfusion associated with neural activity), which is at the basis of functional neuroimaging (Magistretti and Pellerin, 1999), implies mechanisms to regulate blood flow.

The utilization of neutral models in genetics and ecology have yielded similar results in the past: in presenting quantitative arguments for when unequal patterns of appearance imply mechanisms of selection [ 12, 44, 45].