Sentence examples for the data implicated from inspiring English sources
Most of the data implicated exertional heat illness, which had been somewhat arbitrarily subclassified into heat stroke, heat exhaustion, and heat injury.
The data implicated three major components in Aza responsiveness: a) activation of Wnt signaling; b) re-expression of p21Cip1 in a p53-independent manner and c) activation of two TGFβ pathway genes.
The data implicated that arsenic affects both DNA methylation and mutation of p53.
Though there is formal publishable data specifically for the normal aging sample, the data implicated by the healthy volunteers as controls for Alzheimer's disease suggest a base-rate of soft signs in this sample, with motor coordination signs as the most commonly endorsed items [ 29].
Together, the data implicate altered miRNA expression, in particular miR-221, in controlling ATF6 levels in CF bronchial epithelium.
Moreover, the data implicate that the representations for predictive force control are applicable to a range of different environmental affordances.
Rather, the data implicate this method is akin to a hybrid electrodeposition solution-based crystal growth, where crystalline GaSb films could be grown up to thicknesses of 1 μm in 60 min.
The data implicate the epigenetic modulation of rRNA in the pathophysiology of suicide.
This is, of course, a very rough estimate, but the data implicate microRNA mutations in schizophrenia, and suggest that their contribution to disease etiology may be substantial.
Collectively, the data implicate that more than one gene is likely to be involved in the pathogenesis of MDS, and support the hypothesis that haploinsufficiency of multiple 5q31.2 genes contributes to MDS initiation or progression.
Bioinformatics and gene ontological analyses of the data implicate genes which are involved in nervous system development, inflammation, and cytoskeletal organization, in addition to genes which may be relevant to gastrointestinal or other physiological symptoms often associated with autism.
