Sentence examples for it implicating from inspiring English sources

This has triggered other studies [ 20] on reproducibility to suggest that "the variability is partially a function of the absolute calcium score and inversely related to it", implicating that low coronary calcium scores may not be reproducible.

Considering BRCA1 by itself, many hundreds of proteins have been shown to physically or genetically interact with it, implicating it in many pathways that could be considered fundamental to cancer development and drug response [ 13].

The work summarized above points to the following basic conclusions: Extensive evidence supporting the hypothesis that Ca2+ dysregulation contributes in part to brain aging and AD that has accumulated for more than 20 years, some of it implicating a larger Ca2+-dependent AHP and increased activity of L-type Ca2+ channels in the functional and cognitive decline seen with normal aging in mammals.

It implicates that though its source is caprine but its activity is not species specific.

In its first reports in August 2016 it implicated both Islamic State and Syrian air force in specific attacks.

The governing body has -registered its "considerable dismay" to the committee after it implicated Radcliffe in doping -allegations.

Is the resignation/firing of Coach Nolan Richardson a racial incident, and does it implicate the entire University of Arkansas, or only its parent institution, the Razorbacks' athletic department?

It implicates the local church.

Sneakily, it implicates us by our curiosity.

(Remember that wadded licorice; it implicates him later on).

It implicates viewers in a cult of celebrity with sophomoric literalism.