Sentence examples for which has been implied from inspiring English sources
The Miocene uplift of the Tibetan Plateau triggered the intensification of the East Asian Monsoon and Asian intercontinental aridity, which has been implied by the pollen results of the Sikouzi section.
Retn represents an adipocytokine which has been implied to play roles in obesity, diabetes, and insulin resistance [ 45, 46].
Singlet oxygen, which has been implied to inhibit D1 protein synthesis [ 72- 74], does not accumulate in plants lacking qE.
These discrepancies reflect the differences between mammalian and insect clock, which has been implied in previous work as well (Lowrey et al., 2000; Preuss et al., 2004; Xu et al., 2005).
Our results also clarify the assumption that the TE type might be much more associated with overweight and obese than the SE and SY types, which has been implied in previous published studies [ 16– 19, 23].
Immunoprecipitation confirmed an increase in APP upon treatment with lactic acid, but did not reveal association with the heat shock protein 90 (HSP90) (Fig. 2B), which had been implied in early amyloid β aggregation [14].
This risk scenario applies in particular to the more recent demands for the testing of certain drugs approved/licensed for other medical applications, which counteract human host responses that have been implied in the pathogenesis of EHF, but without preclinical efficacy data for those drugs against EHF.
This effect, which has been identified previously [20], implies that sequence data from our four African populations are consistent either with weaker growth beginning earlier in the Late Pleistocene, or with stronger growth commencing more recently.
The health utility of the patients was proxy rated, which has been shown to potentially imply an underestimation.
Together with the first equation in (10.21), this implies (10.19), which has been used before, e.g., in [59].
