Sentence examples for attributed to a diminished from inspiring English sources

This was attributed to a diminished ability to sustain IκBα phosphorylation, resulting in lower levels of IL-6 mRNA.

The hyperactivity in the diabetes model can be attributed to a diminished insulin response.

Aging is characterized by reduced tissue regenerative capacity attributed to a diminished responsiveness of tissue-specific stem cells.

Obtaining kinetic data on single spine level, this was attributed to a diminished density of gained spines, while the stable (respectively persistent) and lost spine densities were largely unaffected compared to wildtype mice.

One in 12 cancer causes, accounting for almost 2,400 cases, were ill-defined and could not be attributed to a site-specific cancer (129), thereby diminishing the utility of the information.

Previous observations of diminished cysteine levels in CBS deficiency have typically been attributed to a block in this pathway.

This behavior can be attributed to a greater yield of reaction at low temperature because carbon disulfide is very volatile at 30 °C and its volatilization diminished the reagent required to complete xanthation.

It is believed that the diminishing degree of predominance in the (200) plane and the crystallinity of the films can be attributed to a decreased kinetic energy of adatoms with increasing PN2.

"Interstellar" takes place in a dystopian near future when the United States is diminished as a power, armies are a thing of the past, technology has been exhausted, and Earth, owing to a catastrophic change in the atmosphere (attributed to a magnetic disturbance), is enduring Dust Bowl-like conditions that are destroying crops and leaving the world gradually but irreversibly without food.

The diminished contribution of hydrogen tunneling was attributed to an apparent increase of 0.4 0.8 Å in the DAD for hydride transfer in the ground-state Michaelis complex, as compared to that of F93W ADH.

Vasorelaxation in MS rats was significantly diminished in comparison to control rats and could be attributed to an imbalance of constricting and relaxing factors as has been previously reported (Baños et al. 1997).