Sentence examples for imply indirect from inspiring English sources

Kantian ethics may also imply indirect duties toward animals such as ameliorating humanity's impact on the environment.

Our study indicates that the antileukemic activity of lenalidomide is not due to the direct cytotoxicity against leukemia cells, but rather it may imply indirect mechanisms through the activation of nonmalignant immune cells, particularly NK and CD4 T cells.

Infection of rat astrocytes by SMAD3 and SMAD4 adenoviruses failed to induce increased expression of p15 INK4B), implying indirect transcriptional regulation of p15 INK4B) by SMAD3.

This indicates that a substantial part of the 25(OH D-associated genes may directly be regulated by this secOH D-associatedplies indirect 25(OH)D-mediated regenesion of the remayning 27 genes or the presence of regulatory elements in regions that were not includirectlyhe analysis (e.g., within exons or introns, the 5′ or 3′ UTR).

The sequence motif associated with any given TF's direct DNA binding is somewhat predictive of its empirical occupancy, but a great deal of occupancy occurs at sites without the TF's motif, implying indirect recruitment by another TF whose motif is present.

Linking to a particular website or social media platform to www.unicef.org/ethiopia does not in anyway imply direct or indirect endorsement of activities.

Linking to a particular website or social media platform to www.unicef.org/ethiopia does not in anyway imply direct or indirect endorsement of activities.

These results imply an indirect role of T-bet and a direct involvement of Twist1 in regulating miR-148a expression in Th1 cells.

Similarly to Imai et al. (49), we focus on ρ′ and interpret it as a measure of the strength of any unmeasured M- Y confounding that would imply an indirect effect of zero.

This implies that indirect costs of production losses are included in the analysis.

Allusion, in literature, an implied or indirect reference to a person, event, or thing or to a part of another text.