Sentence examples for attributed again to from inspiring English sources

However, under hydrothermal treatment, the presence of clay was found to be detrimental to the material stability as a significant shrinkage occurs in hybrid CS-clay microspheres, which is attributed again to their increased hydrophilicity compared to the native polymeric microspheres.

In colon, the TASA score did not differ between healthy and NAT in our TCGA-GTEx dataset, but did differ in the independent dataset, probably attributed again to the aggregation of divergent profiles from the sigmoid and transverse sections (Supplementary Fig. 26).

This effect is attributed again to a constant contribution of both scattered SP modes and evanescent waves (independent of the period).

The lower values observed for the INSURANCE network can be attributed again to the inherent limitations of structure learning algorithms in modelling dense networks.

In line with the Theis et al and Gaitanos et al results, depletion of Rama1 from HeLa cells resulted in chromosome alignment defects that varied in severity, attributed again to variable Ska complex depletion.

Australia's cricket teams have been strong on all three over the past couple of decades, and it needed those attributes again to ensure progress to the next stage of the World Twenty20 after the final round of pool stage matches on Wednesday.

It was Lincoln Kirstein, who brought Balanchine to the United States from Paris in the 1930's, who said, "But first a school," a famous dictum attributed once again to Balanchine in this program.

Gasoline and other energy futures advanced on the New York Mercantile Exchange yesterday, with analysts attributing the strength again to technical factors.

The problem was again attributed to insufficient dye presence, which led to SG migration from the low-melting amplicons to the highest-melting amplicon during the DNA melting process.

Manuel was asked about the durability of the Mets' current swoon, and again attributed it to the return of players struggling to regain their form.

Key informants again attributed this to the inadequate laboratory capacities, especially regarding trained personnel, in several new districts.