Sentence examples for absence is attributed to from inspiring English sources

The lower value of the activation energy of the process in an inhibitor presence when compared to that in its absence is attributed to its chemisorption [24].

Despite strong evidence and acknowledgement that women have a two-fold lifetime greater risk of developing major depression compared to men, the inclusion of female rats in studies employing social defeat are very rare; their absence is attributed to less aggressive interactions.

Recall also that Szauer et al. [37, 38] consider that the low activation energy of the corrosion process in the presence of inhibitor compared to that in its absence is attributed to chemisorption unlike physical adsorption, which is usually accompanied by an increase in Ea in the presence of inhibitors.

He missed four games, but that absence was attributed to a leg injury.

He had not been on the bench recently, and his absence was attributed to poor health.

Only a small portion of the conflicting type specimen identifier information or absence was attributed to typographical errors or dead/contaminated cultures (14 identifiers).

Many absences were attributed to influenza-like illness (ILI) among children and staff.

While the teacher's enrolment ledger showed regular absences for several female students, it was not possible to know if the absences were attributed to menstruation or another cause.

Hence the absence of toxicity is attributed to an additional C-terminal Asp, which is not present in the AahII toxin.

6) There are some interesting differences between MjNhaP and PaNhaP including an absence of pH-dependent cooperativity that is attributed to the absence of a titratable histidine in H10 and the stabilizing effect of ionic interactions at the dimer interface.

The absence of preferential texture is attributed to the inoculation process, where random nuclei are introduced in the melt.