Sentence examples for indicate the implication of from inspiring English sources
The work of Kessler and McKenna is especially remarkable for its early broad use of 'gender' to apply even to biological sex in order to indicate the implication of sex within cultural interpretation and practice.
Besides NF-κB signaling, recent studies indicate the implication of TAK1 in multiple signaling pathways such as MAP kinases and AP1 signaling [1], [39], supporting the alternative possibility that, in addition to the NF-κB signaling pathway, multiple signaling pathways may be also involved in hair follicle regulation downstream to TAK1.
Our findings indicate the implication of alterations in NGFR and NGFR genes in schizophrenia, particularly, in defects of synaptic plasticity.
Taken together, these results indicate the implication of NRDc in the processing of pro-TNF-α to a mature ligand.
Our findings indicate the implication of alterations in genes encoding NGF and its receptor in pathogenesis of schizophrenia, particularly, in defects of synaptic plasticity detected in this disorder.
A number of representative examples is presented in order to illustrate the problem and the methods of analysis, demonstrate the dynamic effects of moving loads on the layered soil medium and indicate the implications of the results on road and airport pavement design.
Moreover, pancaspases inhibitor reduces the degree of cell death either in presence or in absence of MPs, indicating the implication of caspases in actD-induced apoptosis.
Water as a by-product could be quantified along the catalytic reaction indicating the implication of reverse water-gas-shift reaction.
Many studies have indicated the implication of secondary metabolites from medicinal plants on the regulation of reproductive functions [ 17- 21].
Each hyaluronidase presented different tissue distribution, which indicated the implication of certain isoforms in certain cancer stages.
Significant negative relationship of serum MMP-9 with HDL-C indicated the implication of serum MMP-9 concentrations in the development of atherosclerosis in arsenic-affected people.
