In contrast, experimental methods to ascribe function, for example using RNAi of single gene products or allelic variants of particular SFP genes, can provide stronger direct evidence for function of specific SFPs but suffer from an inability to handle complex and multidimensional phenotypes [ 19].
Significance was ascribed for p < 0.05.
Tendencies were ascribed for p-values between 0.05 and 0.10.
"Why certain practices, certain human activities are ascribed to women, for example, sewing, etc. -- they had talked about this a lot".
Often also labeled as futile cycles for the seemingly wasteful energy expenditure, substrate cycles have more recently been ascribed physiological functions, for example, thermogenesis [ 4].
Alternatively, the neo-Russellian might deny the Fregean intuitions about the truth and falsity of propositional attitude ascribing sentences, following, for example, Nathan Salmon (1986) in accounting for those intuitions in nonsemantic terms.
Reasons for this failure could be for example ascribed to missing corresponding target sequences.
Such a significant difference may be ascribed to patients' characteristics (for example, case mix, disease severity, age), the tool used for delirium assessment, and sedation practices.
However, there are a number of solved structures that could reasonably be ascribed to these sequences, for example, TolA, the stomatin core, band 7 proteins, flotillin, and the colicin membrane spanning protein identified by Phyre.
In addition, different experimental conditions used in the behavioural tests could potentially explain apparent inconsistencies that cannot be ascribed to genetic background; for example, the reports of decreased (Hattori et al., 2008; Takao et al., 2008) and normal (Feng et al., 2008; Bhardwaj et al., 2009) locomotor activity displayed by DBA/2J mice homozygous for the Dtnbp1 sdy allele.
