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It turned out that the unique selectivity of 1 for F− is ascribed to its ability of deprotonating the hydroxy group of host sensor.

It turned out that the unique selectivity of HOXD1 for F−/H2PO−4 is ascribed to its ability of deprotonating the hydroxy group of host sensor.

The antioxidant action has been ascribed to its ability to act chemically as a lipid based free radical chain-breaking molecule, thereby inhibiting lipid peroxidation through its own conversion into an oxidized product, α-tocopheroxyl radical.

Part of the anabolic effect of iPTH has been ascribed to its ability to prolong osteoblast lifespan, resulting in the accumulation of bone-forming cells with consequent increase of bone mass and mechanical resistance [ 5– 7].

It thus appears reasonable to suggest that the interaction of the novel THIQ derivative 9c can at least partially be ascribed to its ability to disrupt the normal dynamic polymerization of tubulin by interaction at, or around, the colchicine site.

For a long time, the antineoplastic effects of cisplatin have been fully ascribed to its ability to generate unrepairable DNA lesions, hence inducing either a permanent proliferative arrest known as cellular senescence or the mitochondrial pathway of apoptosis.

The benefic effect of rhodium would ascribe to its ability to avoid carbonates formation under reaction, preventing the blocking of the active oxygen vacancies of the mixed oxide support.

The highest of CO conversion of RhMn Fe/Al2O3 can be attributed to its higher hydrogenation, highest CH4 selectivity of Fe RhMn/Al2O3 can be ascribed to its stronger CO dissociation ability, and highest ethanol selectivity of RhMnFe/Al2O3 should be contributed by its stronger CO insertion ability and the synergy effect among metals.

The ability of P. aeruginosa to infect humans and plants has been ascribed to its production of various secreted and surface associated virulence factors [11].

The changes were ascribed to its less threatening procedure.

HDL, on the other hand, is antiatherogenic, and its protective effects have been ascribed primarily to its ability to shuttle excess cholesterol from peripheral tissues [ 21, 22].