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The "flashy" response of streamflow to individual precipitation events may be ascribed to either subsurface storm flow or overland flow.

However, flukes sometimes appear so intermediate that they cannot be ascribed to either F. hepatica‐like or F. gigantica‐like forms and snail specificity may be opposite to the one deduced from the adult morphotype.

Consequently, absolute differences between the regional unemployment rates of these groups should be ascribed to either regional structural differences, to nation-wide shocks producing different impacts, or to both circumstances.

This phenomenon can be ascribed to either basin wide loss of glacial mass in the recent decades in the elevation range from where most of the glacial melt originates or glacier growth and stability due to either reduction in energy inputs or increase in precipitation or both at the high altitude bands wherefrom glacial melt water originates.

Traditionally the work was ascribed to either Thomas or Richard, two monks of Ely mentioned in the text.

The enhanced sensitivity to N-activation during the S-phase can be ascribed to either an association of N-signal transductor factors with the DNA replication machinery or a specific availability of N-signal transductor factors during the S-phase.

Both traits exhibit large variations within sugar beet germplasm that have been difficult to ascribe to either environmental or genetic causes.

Largest discrepancy was observed during early morning transition period of turbulence, which could not be ascribed to limitations of either of the techniques.

The friction coefficient for the film obtained at FCH4 = 16 sccm is lower than that at FCH4 = 6 sccm, which may be ascribed to the presence of either graphite or amorphous carbon in the film grown at FCH4 = 16 sccm.

For all other crystal structures no univocal loop conformation could be ascribed to the presence of either cofactor or ligand.

In the last decade, a number of studies showed that paclitaxel has antiangiogenic activity that could be ascribed to the inhibition of either tubule formation or cell migration, and to an antiproliferative effect towards activated endothelial cells.