Sentence examples for attributed to a deficient from inspiring English sources

The addition of wheat bran, especially more than 10%, decreased the specific mechanical energy developed by the mixer, which was attributed to a deficient formation of the gluten network.

This increased clearance of E. coli by CD14-deficient mice was attributed to a rapid infiltration of neutrophils (PMNs) in the peritoneal cavity that was significantly delayed in normal mice [50].

The N-deficient NbN0.81 001) layer exhibits the highest crystalline quality with in-plane and out-of-plane x-ray coherence lengths of 4.5 and 13.8 nm, attributed to a high Nb-adatom diffusion on an N-deficient growth front.

10 To gauge whether the elevated expression of antiviral genes in the colonic epithelium of conventionally raised Myd88-deficient mice could be attributed to a viral infection, we performed a PCR-based screen of 15 selected viruses.

The decrease in CO2 assimilation in P-deficient leaves cannot be attributed to a decrease in Chl and protein contents, because the decrease in leaf Chl (Fig. 2B) and total soluble protein (Fig. 2D) contents was much less than CO2 assimilation (Fig. 3A).

The decrease in CO2 assimilation in N-deficient leaves can not be attributed to a decrease in protein contents, because the decrease in leaf total soluble protein (Fig. 2A) contents was much less than CO2 assimilation.

To determine whether the clearance defect in the sIgM-deficient mice could solely be attributed to IgM deficiency, apoptotic thymocytes were preincubated with purified murine IgM prior to intraperitoneal injection into sIgM-deficient mice.

This failure has been attributed to the deficient properties of the molecules that entered human trials and to inappropriate design of clinical studies.

Inattentiveness has been attributed to abnormal (deficient or excessive) phasic release of norepinephrine in the prefrontal cortex.

This may be attributed to the deficient number of rADSCs and the absence of the endothelial differentiated conditions in vivo.

Although an optimal level of inflammatory responses is necessary for healing, failure to start inflammatory responses have been attributed to the deficient healing.