Sentence examples for ascribed to interaction from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a clear shift in the resonant position of SPR with continuously spraying wet steam is observed and has been tentatively ascribed to interaction between adjacent droplets.

Hurricane disturbance, which is significant in many humid tropical forests, results in pulsed outputs of nitrogen in stream water that can be clearly ascribed to interactions between damage and recovery of canopy vegetation, and decomposition of detrital inputs on the forest floor.

Array-positive binding was ascribed to interactions with intensities greater than three times the array mean.

They may in part be ascribed to interactions with neuronal cells, since various AF peptides inhibit GABA and chloride permeation across Deiters' neuronal cell membranes in vitro [ 27].

MCLR was prone to interact with O-containing functional groups via H-bonds and electrostatic attraction to LBCs, while MCLR sorption onto the carbon fraction in HBCs was mainly ascribed to hydrophobic interaction and π+ π or π π interaction.

This could again be ascribed to different interaction sites or numbers of interactions between the protein and the ligands on the stationary phase.

Mathias Risse offers an even more pointed criticism, pointing out that the usual baseline for causation to be ascribed to an interaction is the expectations that would hold in the absence of such interaction (Risse 2005).

This effect could be ascribed to the interaction between IncA and G3BP1 since overexpression of an IncA mutant construct disabled to interact with G3BP1 failed to reduce c-Myc concentration.

This effect could be ascribed to the interaction between IncA and G3BP1 since overexpression of an IncA mutant construct disabled to interact with G3BP1 did not cause a decrease in c-Myc concentration.

The pro-survival mechanism of HAMC is ascribed to the interaction of the CD44 receptor with HA.

The changing selectivity during the catalytic hydrodehalogenation reactions is mainly ascribed to the interaction of support with Pd.