Sentence examples for attributable to structural from inspiring English sources
Petroleum accumulation in the basin is largely attributable to structural traps produced by the folding and faulting of rock that occurred during the formation of the Rocky Mountains.
The increased peripheral resistance in established hypertension is mainly attributable to structural narrowing of small arteries and arterioles, although a reduction in the number or density of capillaries may also contribute.
Various authors have suggested that differences in the rate of dissociation of the complex formed between the pMHC and the TCR might be attributable to structural changes in the pMHC complex that result in altered TCR recognition [81] [84].
This association may be attributable to structural similarities between these congeners and T3 and T4.
Age-related arterial stiffening is attributable to structural and functional changes in the vasculature (Lakatta and Levy 2003).
Nevertheless, the findings from Moran et al. do show that cognitive decrements in people with diabetes appear to be attributable to structural changes on MRI.
This may or may not be attributable to the structural rearrangements that accompany eEF1Bα-binding in the yeast structure, since the domain-domain orientations adopted by a ligand-free yeast eEF1A, is at yet unknown.
An internal inquiry by Proteksan-Turquoise, analyzing the yacht's naval architecture and construction, concluded that "the sinking is not attributable to anything structural or technical which would have compromised seaworthiness".
This issue is investigated by including dummy variables to allow for mean shifts attributable to the structural breaks identified in GVW and VGW.
This is attributable to the structural properties of the cable-stayed bridge model dependent on the stiffness balance among the main girders, pylon, and cables.
Nevertheless, since the corticospinal fibres course through the striatum in rats, it is relevant to ask whether some aspects of the observed deficits are attributable to impaired structural or functional integrity of these fibres.
