Sentence examples similar to ascribe alterations from inspiring English sources

This was mostly due to the fact that most microarray studies, explicitly or implicitly, ascribed alterations in RNA levels to correlated changes in gene transcription.

Yield reductions were ascribed to alterations in plant nutrient availability.

For many years, the molecular mechanisms underlying such epigenetic effects were ascribed to alterations in the pattern of DNA methylation [ 14, 15].

The increase in RD has generally been ascribed to alterations in myelin sheaths, which can be related to the observed changes in both MD and fractional anisotropy.

Consistent with the key role of LPS in bacterial virulence, the attenuated virulence phenotype of hfq mutants can be ascribed to LPS alterations that are regulated by Hfq-dependent sRNAs [ 1, 27].

Many of these changes have been ascribed to neurobiological alterations to the hippocampal network and its input pathways.

It has been ascribed to specific alterations in root structure and its interaction with nanoparticles in presence of root exudates [55, 56].

We ascribe a dramatic alteration of the potential curves with the increase of the separation between QDs from 5 to 20 nm observed in Figure 2 to the interplay between the structural confinement and the electron-electron repulsion.

The small variations at the beginning of the experiments could be ascribed to the alterations in the properties of cores since various cores were used in the experiments from the same geological block.

As such, the decrement in RTD could not be ascribed to corresponding alterations in efferent neural drive (ie, changes in motor unit recruitment and/or firing frequency).

Indeed female SAC-KO mice show a strongly reduced reproductive capacity in line with the effects ascribed to the alterations in the IGF-I axis rather than with GH.