Sentence examples for attributed divergence from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the authors attributed divergence in co-expression networks between CQ-resistant and CQ-sensitive pfcrt to genes involved in DNA repair and histone acetylation.

In addition, overall liking, liking evolving with time (dynamic liking) and the level of several key texture attributes' divergence from those of an "ideal" cheese pie were evaluated on bipolar just-about-right scales and through penalty analysis to gain insights into potential directions for reformulating acceptable pies.

The difference in sequence cannot be attributed to divergence of vertebrate and invertebrate rhodopsins because earlier animal phyla like cnidarians possess both ciliary and rhabdomeric opsins [34].

This locking was attributed to divergence of the transverse axes of the talonavicular joint and the calcaneocuboid joint in the case of calcaneal inversion or plantar flexion.

The phenotypic differences between humans and chimpanzees has been attributed to divergence in protein coding genes [ 7], gene expression [ 12- 14] and alternative splicing [ 15] as well as gain and loss of genetic material [ 8- 11].

The nature of our identified expressions differed, however, from preexisting lists, which may be attributed to divergences in the applied approaches or suggested cultural aspects.

The same results were also found between their parents, suggesting that transcriptome divergence in F1 hybrids is attributed to transcriptome divergence between parents.

This divergence have been attributed to difference in films thicknesses, which led to values of weight ratio MICP (NICP /PEDOT included between 3 and 4.6 for electropolymerization duration going from 10 s to 30 s.

The observed negative priming of SOC have been attributed to the divergence of microorganisms or their enzymes from biochar to other more easily oxidizable organic residues, or the introduction of inhibitors associated with the addition of a new substrate (Cross and Sohi 2011; Jones et al. 2011; Zavalloni et al. 2011; Whitman et al. 2013).

Evidence suggests that the lack of HIV-protective immunity is attributed to sequence divergence between autologous and consensus antigens.

This is clearly attributed to phylogenetic divergence between dicots and monocots in course of evolution.