Sentence examples for reported implication from inspiring English sources

Yet these results were recently questioned [12], as signalling triggered by P. falciparum-derived hemozoin was shown to be dependent on the presence of malarial DNA complexed to hemozoin, hence explaining the reported implication of TLR9 [13].

The analysis performed was two-tailed, since the previously reported implication of the G-allele in suicidal behavior by Lemonde et al. [ 6], could not be replicated in a following study by Huang et. al [ 7].

Nuclear receptors (NR) are emerging as key players in the central nervous system (CNS) with reported implications in physiological and pathophysiological conditions.

36 While ABCC4 and SYK have reported implications in RB, there is no current evidence for the roles of PRAME, and Ect2 in RB.

Iversen et al. [ 9] reported implications of muscular defense in testing for the anterior drawer sign in the knee at various angles in a stress radiograph investigation.

To summarize the current gaps in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) research evidence, describe the adequacy of reporting "implications for research," and map the number of studies that inform reviews with the prevalence of HIV for each country.

Since experts estimate that only 1 in 20 cases of child sexual abuse is reported, the implication is that there are a sizable number of sex offenses and therefore sex offenders out there who are going unpunished.

We previously reported the implication of TLR2 in the recognition of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) by human monocytes.

The same authors recently reported the implication of Rho-kinase 1 (ROCK1) from ARC neuronal population in the regulation of BAT thermogenesis.

While Mr. Krueger's remarks at the hearing were not widely reported, their implications were clear: raising taxes can support both deficit reduction and job growth.

The O-xylosylation reported has implications for the manufacturing consistency of recombinant proteins containing GS linkers.