Several very early texts cannot be ascribed with certainty to any of the individual languages listed above but show linguistic features of a broadly Osco-Umbrian/South Picene type.
The meliorative durability was ascribed with well-structured Pt-Te nanoparticles and Pt-increase skin generated from dealloying process.
This ion was ascribed with the chemical composition of C29H28O10Cl ([M+Cl]−) based on its high accordance in both accuracy (0.7 mDa) and isotopic abundance (83.9%) with those of the theoretical values.
In endothelial cells RASgrp3 is up-regulated by VEGF signaling, and functions as a phorbol ester receptor in both B-cells and endothelial cells, where it has been ascribed with forming a disorganized angiogenic vasculature in disease states [33], [34].
BD has been ascribed with various activities which implies the antioxidant activity.
The okene is ascribed with certain mystical powers and seen as potentially capable of bringing both curses and blessings to his/her mother's natal village.
Rapamycin, which activates autophagy via inhibition of (m TOR, has also been ascribed with prominent anti-aging properties, in various model organisms.
This argument is identical to the one utilized in the context of studies of adverse drug effects (ADE) where physicians who prescribed the drug could not predict ADE and make a choice on the basis of risk factors; however, the difference in adverse effects could be ascribed with confidence to the drug [ 26].
Another problem is that the terms carer or caregiver are ascribed to those with a caring role, often by health and social care professionals, and may not be accepted by the carer [ 7].
From the alpine villages of Kham comes the soup tsak sha la kor ($7.99), brimming with hunks of beef, translucent moons of daikon, scallions and whole chile peppers, and perfumed with mountain herbs that are ascribed, in Tibetan medicine, with healing powers.
