Sentence examples for which would implicate from inspiring English sources

In March 1975, a lawyer from the prosecution's camp leaked to the New York Times that overwhelming evidence, which would implicate some of the COs and troopers in some of the killings, was being ignored.

It is possible that other malignant cells would be recognized mainly by a different panel of NKLRs, which would implicate in different selection criteria of optimal NK donors.

All identified DHHC proteins are known to be localized at the Golgi apparatus or the ER, which would implicate that BAX must access those organelles to be modified.

As another possibility, the hydrophobic region of IAPP could be exposed in protein misfolding, which would implicate it in the fibrillation process.

Next we assessed which of the experimental chimaeras achieved cytokine expression profiles that were equivalent to WT levels, which would implicate a compartmental-specific contribution for MyD88-dependent signals.

The footprint of the LAMP-1 model in Figure 6 is about 120 nm, which would implicate that about one third of lysosomal membranes is covered by LAMP-1.

In conflict with this evidence, recently published findings unexpectedly suggest that mianserin, and additional antidepressants of the serotonin antagonist type might extend C.elegans lifespan [24], which would surprisingly implicate that obesity promotes longevity.

Thus, any significant changes in p63 gene expression observed in clinical studies of carcinoma samples should predominantly reflect changes in ΔNp63 α levels, which would strongly implicate that ΔNp63 α has a role in inhibition of cancer metastasis.

Recent live cell imaging experiments suggest that the local generation of NE membranes on chromatin from ER cisternae precedes NPC assembly, which would also implicate an insertion mode for post-mitotic NPC assembly (Lu et al. 2011).

The ACC, aside from the insula, is also known to contain the neurons called von Economo neurons [ 35], which would be implicated in intuitive decision making.

Seeking release from a seemingly infinite regime of torture, he makes false confessions, which he knows would implicate an innocent person.