Examples of using Been implicated in English and their translations into Greek
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fat results in increased bile acid production, which can damage DNA and has been implicated as a cause of colon cancer.
has been implicated in both Alzheimer's disease and psoriasis.
MMP12(matrix metalloproteinase 12) and ADAM33, have been implicated as susceptibility genes for both asthma and COPD.
it's important to remember that only the founder has been implicated in wrongdoing in these cases.
have been implicated as a possible cause of autoimmune thyroid disease,
unaware that they have been implicated in Cyrus' murder.
Heavy metals such as mercury(Hg), lead(Pb), cadmium(Cb), silver(Ag) have occasionally been implicated in their role in the aetiopathogenicity of MS.
a transcription factor that has been implicated in inflammation-associated cancer.
a factor that has been implicated in the development of cardiovascular diseases.
have been implicated as a potential cause of autoimmune thyroid disease through inflammation
has been implicated as a cause of heart disease and cancer.
Aluminum- Aluminum is another metal used in vaccines that has been implicated in neurological ailments in humans.
has been implicated in depression as well, but more research is necessary at this time to determine the nature of this relationship.
around the major organs, which has been implicated in the development of type II diabetes.
for many decades, been implicated in MS, especially in the development of the disease.
These ailments that toxic heavy metals have been implicated with include degenerative diseases like Alzheimers,
As leaky gut has been implicated in many health problems,
police institutions have been implicated in corrupt collusion with this evil.
genes- that had never been implicated in cancer before.
Numerous infectious organisms have been implicated, but recent data most strongly implicate smoking as an important environmental risk factor for the development of disease in HLA-DR4-positive individuals(McInnes and Schett 2007).