Sentence examples for attributable to a defect from inspiring English sources
To ascertain if the wsc1 ∆ mat formation defect was attributable to a defect in Flo11p expression or localization, the percentage of cells expressing Flo11p on the cell wall were measured by immunofluorescence.
We reasoned that the developmental defects observed in the spleen and thymus of Rac1N/Rac3KO mutant mice was not attributable to a defect of endogenous Rac function in these organs.
To address whether resistance to DSS-induced colitis conferred by IL-25 deficiency was attributable to a defect in IL-13 expression, we exposed IL-13−/− mice to DSS for seven days.
Thus, it is clear that the Ino− phenotypes of PKC-CWI mutants are not attributable to a defect in INO1 expression, but rather to failure to mount a stress response that is essential for survival of stress caused by growth in the absence of inositol (Nunez et al. 2008; Jesch et al. 2010; Villa et al. 2011).
We have recently reported that reduction of circulating progenitor cells in diabetes is at least in part attributable to a bone marrow defect (8).
In this case, we present a case of hepatectomy for HCC in a patient with ICG excretory defect, which may be attributable to a congenital disorder of OATP1B3 expression; however, an ICG excretory defect did not seem to have any effect on the short-term prognosis after hepatectomy.
Pores are found to nucleate on Te-rich precipitates, which are ultimately attributable to a non-equilibrium solubility shift associated with defects in the nanostructured compound, and they grow by diffusional creep under the driving force of Te vapor pressure.
Using a combination of bone marrow chimeras and thymic transplants, we show that the defects are not attributable to a requirement for ezrin expression in hematopoietic cells or thymic stroma.
It is therefore possible that the defects of the vps25▵ strain in both capsule synthesis and copper homeostasis may be attributable to a requirement in both for proper vesicle formation.
I think it is attributable, very likely attributable, to a phenomenon that is called perpetuation of racial entitlement.
