Sentence examples for ascribed features from inspiring English sources

Nicotinamide phosphoribosyltransferase (NAMPT), formerly known as visfatin or pre-B cell colony enhancing factor (PBEF), is a protein that has been implicated in various pathophysiological conditions, although some of these ascribed features are controversial and are still being discussed.

A zoo is a collection of lesions presented to a trainee, who is invited to ascribe features to the lesions and provide a confidence estimate.

The lowest numerical value was ascribed to features not mentioned by the respondents or given a low number of points, and the highest value to the features given the most points.

Over at GOOD magazine, Cord Jefferson offers up an entertaining rubric for identifying race using locale, time, ascribed physical features and class.

Transthyretin provides a prime example: all of the significant gel-features ascribed to transthyretin (gel features # 20, 52, 57, 58, 60, 77, 78, 79, 84, 87, 110, 115; Table 2) showed unusual electrophoretic patterns and were dwarfed by the canonical transthyretin gel features that did not individually show statistical differences (Figure 1).

And whilst Murphy is right to ascribe these features to the England international, there seems little evidence he will swap London for Merseyside.

Perceiving speech might involve hearing ordinary sounds but auditorily ascribing distinctive features to them.

In several places, McTaggart seems to assert that it is meaningless to ascribe modal features to reality as a whole.

The interpretation aims to ascribe particular features to the cause of the prediction made by the model.

Ascribing individual features of PL spectra to individual components of the highly inhomogeneous layers suggested in Figure 2c are clearly non-trivial.

We ascribe these features to the essential rearrangement of the structure of the IMF turbulence during the 11-year cycle of solar activity assuming that the IMF turbulence is homogeneous and isotropy for time scales τ > 1 day.