The site selection implies indirectly choosing two important variables: δ h g and penstock length.
Previous studies implied indirectly that an elevated osteopontin (OPN) level might play a key role in the pathomechanism of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis.
Thus, the interference constraint implies, indirectly, a power constraint in the two time slots; even if the resulting interference is too small, the problem remains approximately the same without significant change.
Is the Delta/Notch signaling functioning in the axons themselves (is Notch detectable in this compartment), or within the soma as implied indirectly by the relationship established early in the manuscript between DCN soma clustering and axonal target choice?
We use the word advisedly (and tongue-in-cheek) in this editorial: in fact, we do not imply directly or indirectly that blame should truly be assigned each time a lymph node recurrence occurs after a prior sentinel node biopsy, nor do we suggest that anyone did anything wrong that led to an adverse outcome.
While earlier speculations implied, directly or indirectly, that economic differences among the peoples of the world are due to differences between cultures, races or individual governmental decisions, several authors [e.g. 1], [6] have begun to propose a biogeographic explanation of the ultimate reasons behind these differences.
These two conditions indirectly imply that the domain of a linear relation is a linear subspace.
These results either directly or indirectly imply the involvement of Parvovirus B19 with testicular germ cell tumors.
Our results suggest that the earlier encystation stages are accompanied by a high dynamic of the actin cytoskeleton and indirectly imply that actin and associated proteins "not necessarily those reported for other systems" could play many different roles in this parasite.
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These studies indirectly imply that C2-O-sLex expression may be increased on carcinoma cells.
