So far, Ms. Edwards, who worked in the bank's Eastern European division, has implicated the senior official, one of her superiors, in the matter, but federal prosecutors believe that she and her husband have information that may implicate others at the bank, according to individuals involved in the investigation.
elegans), which has lysosome and sub-cellular localization variants (Winter et al., 2012) that may implicate endocytic functions at the apical intestinal membrane and (ii) OrtFam_1264, representing N-acyltransferase proteins.
"I am not satisfied that, given the uncertainty that exists, it is appropriate to go forward with an execution in a case that may implicate the very issues at the center of that uncertainty," Mr. Clinton said.
Of course, what really has Mr Danziger's dander up is the putative lack of journalistic restraint when it comes to stories that may implicate national security—or, at least, stories the government asserts will do so.
As well as having a title which more-or-less insists you give it at least a second glance, the book provides an authentic view into the mind of an exceptional model-building theorist, and describes a model of Dark Matter which indeed, at a stretch, may implicate the ghostly stuff in the demise of the dinosaurs.
Finally, NOD2 mutations may decrease the expression of the regulatory cytokine IL-10 in dendritic cells at least, which may implicate NOD2 in disordered regulation of inflammatory cytokines, such as TNF, IL-12 and suppressor T cells, and allow for an aberrant inflammatory response [ 136].
Thus the differential response of these three genes may implicate RsrA in balancing the GSS/GSSH ratios, at least during ROS stress.
Since different constellations of social anxiety and social deficits may implicate a different therapeutic approach, the explicit clarification of symptoms at an early point in treatment is desirable.
This finding may implicate a mechanism behind disproportional muscle growth in males as compared with females working at the same relative intensity.
Human habits may prompt false alarms (fertilizer from golf courses may implicate nonterrorist golfers).
