Sentence examples for work implicates that from inspiring English sources

Our work implicates that rice TCM5 plays an important role in chloroplast development and maintenance of PSII function under high temperatures.

Thus, the present work implicates that the promise of co-cultures for cartilage engineering is enhanced by their robust phenotype and heightened sensitivity to TGF-β3.

The original work implicating that cyclin Y might be a potential partner for PCTAIRE-1 came from a large-scale yeast two-hybrid screen in Drosophila melanogaster, where Eip63E (ecdysone-induced protein encoded by a gene at chromosomal position 63E), most similar to the mammalian PFTAIRE-1/CDK14, interacted with a novel cyclin-like protein, coded as CG14939.

The association between left temporal WMH and spot-the-word and recognition performance was in line with, respectively, work implicating that lobe in the processing of nouns [34], and lesion studies showing that damage to the amygdala impairs face and emotion recognition [e.g., 35].

Other work implicates the B-cell itself in this abnormality.

Other work implicated histones tiny protein spools that control gene expression by winding or unwinding DNA in learning and memory.

We note that prior work implicated the MV1 and M3 neurons in the formation of more persistent forms of shock-reinforced aversive memory [ 6, 7].

These findings indicate that noradrenergic pathways play a role in responses to moral dilemmas, in line with recent work implicating emotion in moral decision-making.

Our previous work implicated phenothiazines as candidate DNA repair inhibitors.

Later work then implicated that MMR can indeed operate at an AID induced GU mismatch if assisted by UNG2, providing a nick at a nearby GU for initiation of strand excision (Frieder et al. 2009; Schanz et al. 2009).

Recent experimental works have implicated that microRNAs may play a fine-tuning role in cell cycle regulation.