Sentence examples for model implicates that from inspiring English sources
A time-based traffic model implicates that the number of currently active users is independent of the perceived data rates.
The flow model implicates that the position and the distance between nodes have an impact on the length and frequency of flows, which, in turn, are related to more general outcomes.
Increased muscular Trim62 expression in all atrophy models implicates that Trim62 upregulation is a general and nonspecific feature in muscle atrophy.
This implicates that MyoI cannot be considered as a specific model for class-VII myosins as it has been suggested earlier [ 11, 24].
Importantly, this model also implicates that the anthracycline-induced cardiotoxicity is primarily driven by TOP2B-mediated DNA damage.
Recent evidence in other models implicates specific ARF proteins that mediate auxin responses at different stages of fruit development.
Our findings are partly analogous to changes observed in parasite infection models, and implicate that these two conditions activate a common pathway – an enteric alarm system.
It has been demonstrated in a survey of 544 long-term time series of terrestrial and aquatic organisms that about one-half of them are log-normally distributed, which implicates that our model can be applied also to long-term time series [ 15].
The decision to set a minimum baseline FTase activity implicates that the model can only be used for patients with a minimum FTase activity of 10 pg fpp per mg protein per min. In total, 37 patients have been included in the trial, of whom 32 patients were entered in part A and 5 patients in part B. The number of 37 patients included represents the number of patients screened.
Either way you slice it, there is a lot of water in the transition zone: "Both models implicate a transition zone that is at least locally water-rich," he wrote.
Point estimates for adjusted and unadjusted models were similar, implicating that these covariates may influence LINE-1 methylation (Table 3).
