His abrupt mood swings have since been ascribed to epilepsy.
Activin A, a member of the TGF-β superfamily of cytokines, was originally identified as an inducer of follicle stimulating hormone release, but has since been ascribed roles in normal physiological processes, as an immunoregulatory cytokine and as a driver of fibrosis.
Its fame rests, however, on some very influential ideas, not always correctly understood, that have been ascribed to it since antiquity.
In the days and weeks that followed the killing, there emerged a string of facts that did nothing to undermine the cruel intimacy of Knoll's killing, but that did complicate the motive long since ascribed to her alleged murderer – especially the allegation of "Islamist" antisemitism.
Objects to which no predicate other than existence is ascribed, are unknown since we cannot say anything about them other than that they are.
Irigaray's affirmation of sexual difference does not mean affirming the feminine traits that have been ascribed to women, since these are actually, in her view, the traits of sexual indifference, defined only with reference to men.
However, full employment is thought to be unrealistic since, ascribed to the diversity of financial restrictions, the nonexistence of a common ceiling for the production of consumption and investment goods, and so on, the non-homogeneity of employments is ubiquitous in the production sectors (see [9 12]).
This association cannot be ascribed to chance, since the statistical significance value is essentially zero (i.e., less than p = 1 × 10-10).
The benefits of tea are often attributed to its antioxidant properties, which in turn have been ascribed to catechins, since green tea extract has been found to have more antioxidant activity than black tea extract [ 7].
This inhibitory effect of NAC-HCPS can not be ascribed to cytotoxicity, since it has been found that NAC-HCPS in concentrations up to 500 μg ml−1 do not inhibit the HMVEC growth in the absence of those growth factors (data not shown).
