The former acting director of the F.B.I. told of warning the President about the possible implication of White House aides.
There was, he conceded, a tricky narrative issue here that readers often spotted: the possible implication that Cal's condition was the consequence of "immorality".
Moreover, radical-scavenging experiments also suggest the possible implication of SO5−.
Hence, these findings suggest the possible implication of these proteins in the cognitive and/or negative symptoms in schizophrenia.
The present study was designed to determine whether functional leptin receptor is expressed by human peritoneal mesothelial cells and if so, the possible implication in dialysis.
In his commentary in Cat. Ammonius follows Porphyry's line that language refers to particular things in the world (11,11 14), despite the possible implication of the passage cited from in Int.
But the word also has connotations related to male worker bees - drones are generally considered rather mindless creatures - which takes us to the possible implication that the weapons systems are mindless.
These results do not discard the possible implication of this gene, and suggest that dietary fat may act on c-Ha-ras1 at a different level, maybe on protein function.
The possible implication of the pile temperatures on pathogen reduction saw the level of E. coli in all piles declining below the USEPA class A compost standard by the third week of composting.
Groening claimed that he feared viewers would "see it as nothing but a pathetic attempt to advertise The Critic at the expense of The Simpsons," and was concerned about the possible implication that he had created or produced The Critic.
The possible implication of CgA and some of its derived-peptides in human diseases has also been reviewed [20], [21].
