Sentence examples for attributable to selective from inspiring English sources

These results confirm that the observed effects of c-Jun silencing are attributable to selective gene silencing rather than to non-selective off-target effects of RNAi.

The activity of eNOS, in the presence or absence of eNOS co-factors, did not differ between the two mouse strains suggesting that the difference in bioavailable NO attributable to selective IL-1 inhibition is mediated by increased consumption of NO via increased arterial oxidative stress.

This may be attributable to selective delivery to injured cells, reduced protein binding of conjugated drugs, and reduced side effects.

Thus, the detoxification-related deficits in performance of the incentive conflict task in alcoholic patients are attributable to selective detoxification-related damage to a subset of prefrontal areas.

However, it might be attributable to selective regrowth of radio-resistant tumor cells or to the surrounding brain tissue being predisposed to radiation injury.

Ang1 also prevented the pronase-induced increase in LP (attributable to selective removal of endothelial glycocalyx by pronase) by restoration of glycocalyx at the endothelial cell surface.

Although there are signs of pathology in many brain regions, the core symptoms of Parkinson's disease are attributable to the selective degeneration of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta.

Perhaps, the skewed patterns of XCI found at later stages of placental development could be attributable to a selective advantage, only favourable in the placenta, of paternally silenced X-linked genes (Hemberger 2002).

An analysis of polymorphism data on a set of genes from D. pseudoobscura that evolve rapidly with respect to their protein sequences revealed no evidence for a faster-X effect with respect to adaptive protein sequence evolution; their rapid evolution is instead largely attributable to lower selective constraints.

Regular smokers clearly differed from never-smokers on these measures; moreover, several lines of evidence suggest that these differences are not attributable solely to selective recall of positive experiences in smokers and/or selective recall of negative experiences in never-smokers.

Furthermore, it shows a trend towards an increase in survival rates with growing experience in this technique, most likely attributable to a more selective identification and efficient coagulation of the placental vascular anastomoses.