Sentence examples for and attributed the effect from inspiring English sources

Meijer et al. [ 53] reported a small reduction in fertility and milk production in dairy cows exposed to sewage-contaminated water and attributed the effect to the pollutants present.

Hayat et al. (2007) found that 28-homobrassinolide reduced the inhibitory effect of cadmium on nitrate uptake of Brassica juncea and attributed the inhibitor effect of the metal to possible damage to the cell membranes.

Seehuus and co-workers attributed the effect of nurse bees' age to vitellogenin, a multifunctional antioxidant protein that can accumulate over time in nurse bees [23], [31], [40], [41].

Lapied et al.[8] also compared the effect of earthworm exposure via spiked food and via soil, and attributed the absence of effects in the tests with spiked food to avoidance behavior.

Moreover the same authors observed enhanced degranulation capacity of NK cells after the infusion with rituximab (anti-CD20, IgG1) in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma patients and attributed the observed anti-lymphoma effect to ADCC mediated by NK cells.

Taylor and Hampshire [24] and Markiewicz [25] have attributed the effects of the uniaxial strain on the superconducting critical parameters to the changes of the phonon spectrum, rather than to the electronic density of states.

Tuchin and colleagues reported that multiple treatment sessions yielded more favorable results than a single session and attributed the efficacy to an antibacterial effect [ 14].

This makes it difficult to separate and attribute the positive effects to improved search and matching efficiency or increased search through threat effects167.

Consistent with our study findings, a case control study of adults in Ethiopia showed a stronger association between SPT to D. pteronyssinus and wheeze in urban compared to rural populations despite a higher prevalence of SPT in the rural population, and attributed this effect to the presence of high-intensity parasite infection in the rural population particularly with hookworm [ 18].

In contrast, we identified creationism – and not attitude towards religion – as a predictor and attributed this effect to the simultaneous inclusion of the attitude towards religion and creationism in our study.

Webb and Tierney showed that at 45 cm H2O teleinspiratory pressure, edema was less severe when a 10 cm H2O PEEP was applied and attributed this effect to the preservation of surfactant activity [6].