Sentence examples for implied roles from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the decrease in the percentage of 24 nt small RNAs from 5 dpa to 20 dpa implied roles for these 24 nt small RNAs in cotton fiber elongation, although the roles need be studied further.
Insights into its transcriptional regulation (Johnstone et al., 2002; Mao et al., 2003), and implied roles in cell-cell adhesion (Ackerman et al., 2008) and immune signalling (Mallegol et al., 2005, 2007; Van Niel et al., 2003), constitute the most prominent findings to date.
Among gene sequences listed in Table 1, the most notable examples with implied roles in stress tolerance are discussed below: we isolated a sequence ortholog corresponding to allene oxide cyclase.
To find further supporting evidence for the implied roles of PCFS4 in "additional" biological processes, we focused on the genes within the enriched GO term "regulation of circadian rhythm".
There is a growing interest in oxygen-containing free radicals in biological systems and their implied roles as causative agents in the aetiology of a variety of chronic disorders.
For example, 16 factors with known or implied roles in the regulation of self-renewal or pluripotency of mESCs or hESCs, such as Oct4 [ 27], STAT3 [ 28], members of the FGF [ 29], PI3 kinase [ 30], Src [ 31] or MAPK pathways [ 32], and phosphorylated isoforms of GSK3, STAT3 and p38 MAPK, were grouped under "Pluripotency" (Fig. 3A and Additional File 2).
CGRP and its receptor have been under scrutiny for the last decade because of their implied role in migraine and regulation of vasomotor tone [35].
Congress should take its implied role as laundromat seriously, when the president offers up his list.
It also seems as though the implied role of the poorer students admitted on their own basis is to redistribute their hard-earned merit to the students admitted on other grounds.
It has an implied role in the translocation of Bax to the mitochondria and subsequent release of cytochrome c and Smac/DIABLO from these organelles [41].
Based upon these studies and its implied role in human blood diseases, we hypothesized that p15Ink4b has a role in commitment of blood progenitors to the erythroid lineage.
