Something changed that couldn't be attributed just to the politics of race.
It cannot be attributed just to the limitations of frail or faltering national health care systems, but to the world's failure to develop and make available easy and effective TB treatment.
This emphasizes a percentage increase in maximal inhibition and is above the expected strictly "Bliss additive" in nature effect, attributed just to the impact of Sorafenib-co-treatment with cytostatics.
Participant number 1, 60 69yo Bangladeshi Muslim woman, no education, focus group Something is attributed just to old age and it's going to come and there's nothing you can do about it.
This can be attributed not just to the growing use of genetically tractable model organisms, but also in large part to the rapid advances in optical techniques for neuroscience, which are ideally suited for application to the small, transparent brain of the larval fish.
Applying mouse transplantation models, we have demonstrated up to 100% survival of both heparanase treated and heparanase over-expressing mice, likely attributed not just to the above described improved engraftment, but primarily to a marked suppression of GVHD.
The barrier has been attributed not just to the difference in the primary sequence of PrP between species, but more importantly to the protein conformations that primary sequence is capable of adopting [ 6, 7].
Jones himself acknowledges the shift, which he attributes not just to the festival but to the culture.
Nagle didn't attribute that just to the humorous videos — he said an increasingly honed approach to grant-seeking has paid off, and that Antaeus expects to match the 2012 total this year.
And as it happens, Ana, the No Excuses poster child herself, attributes her success not just to the rigors of Democracy Prep but also, and especially, to a fortuitous encounter with a social worker.
Civil rights leaders here attribute the exodus not just to the high cost of living, but to policies that have favored independent retailers over chains, urban renewal that tore down the housing where many African Americans lived, redlining by banks and high crime concentrated in neighborhoods where blacks lived.
