While not clinically useful, they may implicate biological pathways useful for future research.
If hundreds of rare variants are involved in a disease, they may implicate too much of the body's biochemistry to be useful.
Amid personal effects that include their father's memoir, they discover a mysterious letter that seems to implicate him in a death-a murder, perhaps-when he was much younger.
The healthcare reform will implicate almost all their vigor by then.
The findings suggest how the division of labor within couples is structured can implicate health, the researchers say.
Parliament voted that the bail-out was illegal, but, in a victory for the President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, it did not directly implicate his vice-president and finance minister. See article.
Now think about what I implicate — the implication of holding that view.
It seems to implicate a kind of logic or value judgment: there are still some good things, even in the worst age.
Basically, there is overwhelming scientific evidence to implicate that animal protein consumption causes cancer.
They are seen in dynamic movement qualities and in ways the performers move - they implicate creative process and shaping spatial interpretation.
What prevents the internal investigators from airbrushing the facts or, say, omitting evidence that might implicate the chief executive?
The studies identify clear brain targets that can implicate drugs that can be therapeutic.
What's more, the resolution of the debate will implicate the theoretic value and practical significance of the two theories.
Why would a wind farm implicate national security?
He didn't find anything in the notebooks to implicate Stu.
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