Sentence examples for ascribed to e-e from inspiring English sources

Instead, these results can be ascribed to e-e interactions.

The species ascribed to these refuges (e.g., Picea abies [ 28], Rana arvalis [ 29] or Ips typographus [ 30]) have in common their continental or boreal distribution.

Most treatment failure in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is ascribed to glucocorticoid (e.g., prednisolone) resistance.

Without sufficient data density and careful analysis, this poor fit is easy to either miss or ascribe to experimental error (e.g., Figure 1B; analysis not shown).

Other intermediate proposals differ in the degree of independence and prevalence ascribed to conceptual/semantic and syntactic information (e.g., [7] [9]).

This may be ascribed to more [111] surface on sample e.

Symptoms usually develop early after the start of the infusion and have been ascribed to a type I hypersensitivity Ig-E-mediated reaction (Stahl et al, 2001).

A tolerant king inclined to the fine arts, the earliest book on music in Urdu language called Kitab-e-Nauras is ascribed to him.

Thus, if the statistical significance ascribed to a comparison is greater than this E value, we assigned a percentage of similarity of 0% to that comparison.

This has been partly ascribed to differences in tumour characteristics at diagnosis (e.g. tumour stage and grade, axillary lymph node involvement).

: Number of genes selected for the analysis, i. e. those ascribed to the parent GO term which are also included in one of the selected child GO terms.