The origin of most congenital heart disease is thought to be multifactorial, implying contributions from anomalous gene expression and epigenetic factors, as well as environmental contributions.
As Hsp27 does not contain a nuclear localization signal, its transport to and from the nucleus is thought to be passive, through the nuclear pores, implying a small enough protein complex.
As their name implies, HDACs were thought to be primarily responsible for the deacetylation of histones; however, it has become apparent that a large number of non-histone proteins are substrates for these enzymes as well.
As its name implies, Parasaurolophus was initially thought to be closely related to Saurolophus because of its superficially similar crest.
Heidi introduces the judges: Mackie the Knife, Nina Garcia, and Christina Aguilera, whose presence at panel is supposed to be some big surprise even though I thought it was implied all along.
"Let's hope!" says Serra. "It's hard for me to speak of that, but I think that's implied in the work".
This victory pleased him more, he said, since he viewed it as confirmation of his talent, proof that the first triumph was not a fluke, as he thought was implied by some rivals who were absent then.
And so with English folk songs, you have to lift the lid to find out what is going on, and think about what is implied.
None of this, thinks Mr Garrette, is implied by "MBA (leadership)".
Administration officials haven't gone that far, but when Tom Ridge offered a specifics-free warning about a terrorist attack timed to "disrupt our democratic process," many people thought he was implying that Al Qaeda wants George Bush to lose.
