Sentence examples for an unidentified factor from inspiring English sources

There might be an unidentified factor that influences relationship between commitment to a sport and purchase intention of the sportswear.

The ability of denaturants to promote rapid self-cleavage in vitro raises the possibility that an unidentified factor could have a similar effect in vivo.

However, MEK1 can compensate for the loss of MEK2 activity in the presence of an unidentified factor.

Our results support the finding that RpoS negatively influences LEE expression, which was demonstrated to occur via a regulatory cascade involving the repression of ler activators pchABC, by an unidentified factor [23].

To confine the CLV3 domain to the meristem tip, the authors proposed that an (unidentified) factor diffusing from the outermost meristem layer, the L1, together with the WUS-dependent signal, induced CLV3 expression.

We further propose the existence of an unidentified factor that is distinct from the CDT, and involved with a reversible DNA fragmentation that does not trigger terminal apoptosis in oral epithelial cells.

Although it is conceivable that the documented increase in glucagon secretion contributed to that increase in plasma glucose, the temporal pattern suggests that an additional, unidentified factor was involved.

Previous work from the Hinnebusch laboratory on how unnaturally short intercistronic distances between the upstream and main ORFs affect the rate of reinitiation at the main GCN4 ORF has implicated an additional unidentified factor (Factor X) in the recognition of the GCN4 start site [ 4].

Studies investigating associations between CVD risk and intake of flavan-3-ol-rich foods, in particular chocolate, did show beneficial effects [20 22], but the flavan-3-ol contribution from chocolate in the European population is very small [23] and it is likely that self-reported chocolate consumption acts mainly as a surrogate marker for a yet unidentified factor.

However we cannot exclude that a novel, unidentified factor exists that could compensate for the lack of an α-hairpin in BesA.

There is another possibility, of course: that a third unidentified factor causes both increased Internet use and religious disaffiliation.