Sentence examples for attributable to efficiency from inspiring English sources

The proportions of the productivity growth attributable to efficiency and technical change due to ICT were also quantified.

This effect is not attributable to efficiency of Cdx4 disruption, since global comparison of transcriptome change (Fig.  2), clustering based on expression fold-change (Fig.  3), and pathway analyses (Fig.  4) each reveal qualitative differences between the three genes, generally with Cdx4 as the outlier from Cdx1 and Cdx2.

Therefore, parameters attributable to the efficiency of mitochondrial function were readily investigated.

The lower protein yields of insect and mammalian cell-free systems are in part attributable to the efficiency of translation initiation.

While some of these differences might be attributable to differing efficiencies of UAS/Gal4-mediated LOF and GOF, or a possible gain of toxic function, it is striking that both conditions lead to comparable, detrimental phenotypes with similar endpoint: age-related and progressive neurodegeneration.

The strong outgassing is partly attributable to the low efficiency of the "biological pump", i.e., the export of particulate organic materials from surface waters to the deep ocean.

This is likely to be attributable to better inoculation/infection efficiency in the Fd50 × WC366 experiment.

Because the rise rate linearly increased with increasing illumination intensity, the retardation was likely to be attributable to a lower efficiency of the conformational change or to a smaller optical absorption cross section of the D96N/W12I mutant.

In this paper, we describe the results of a modelling study to quantify changes in exposures in the indoor environment and their associated health consequences attributable to housing energy efficiency retrofits.

The practically complete lack of expression of the A94fs199X-hSyn II mutant after cDNA transfection could be attributable to poor translation efficiency and/or fast degradation of the aberrant protein.

This may lead to different capture depths of the bacteria in environmental samples, attributable to varying amplification efficiencies and coverage rates of the primers.