Sentence examples for attributable to accumulation of from inspiring English sources

This adaptation was attributable to accumulation of the PYK substrate phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP).

The classical clinical sign of bladder rupture is a pear-shaped abdomen (Fig.  4) attributable to accumulation of urine in the peritoneal cavity (Fig.  5).

Since the learning and memory deficit in db/AD mice was not obviously attributable to accumulation of Aβ or synapse loss, we next focused on changes in the cerebrovasculature.

A dysfunctional heat shock response logically triggers UPR of the ER attributable to the accumulation of misfolded proteins.

Since this persistence or 'legacy' effect, cannot be attributable to the accumulation of enclomiphene citrate, which is known to have a serum half-life of ∼7 h [ 26], we believe that it may be the effect of the anti-hormone on a third factor, perhaps on one or more elements of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis.

Tear formation is, in part, attributable to the accumulation of subrupture tendon fatigue damage.

The transient behavior is attributable to the accumulation of Branched rather than IEC.

33 It appears that some of the increased propensity for South Asians to develop insulin resistance could be attributable to greater accumulation of visceral fat.

This appears to be attributable to selective accumulation of long-chain MTXPG3 (R = 0.28, P = 0.0005) and very long chain MTXPG4 5 (R = 0.39 0.42, P < 0.0001) at the expense of short-chain MTXPG1 2.

This recovery was not attributable to the accumulation of suppressor mutations because conidia from the deletion strain exhibited the severe growth phenotype of the original transformant at both temperatures (data not shown).

Some of the side effects observed at the higher doses, in particular the fatigue, diarrhoea, alopecia and vomiting are perhaps attributable to the accumulation of the inorganic metabolite selenite, a selenium compound with marked cytotoxic properties and a very different pharmacokinetic profile compared with selenate, as confirmed in this study (Lu et al, 2009).