The phrase "attributed to a generic" is not entirely clear in its usage and may not be the best choice in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing general characteristics or qualities assigned to a generic category or type.
Example: "The findings in the study were attributed to a generic understanding of consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "assigned to a general category" or "ascribed to a generic type".
Co-localization of KerV with essential DNA replication and repair genes and reactive species-detoxification gene implies that its pro-virulence effect may not necessarily be related to a direct toxic enzymatic activity, but rather be attributed to a more generic role in fundamental bacterial physiology.
MarketScan medical claims for AEs during the periods of interest were attributed to a particular product at the patient level based on a patient's continuous possession of either the branded or a generic drug.
While the generic inventory assesses the overall impact of oral problems simultaneously, the CS form focuses on impacts attributed to a particular disease or condition, such as hypodontia.
Although initially this phenotype was attributed to an increase in the TGZ activity, a more generic toxic effect of the amyloid containing aggregates formed by TGZ on chloroplast membranes cannot be discarded.
Research expenditure on basic science activities or generic health research, which are difficult to attribute to a specific disease, were excluded.
Therefore, all the RNAi effects observed in Bristol require the general RNAi machinery and cannot be attributed to generic culture condition problems.
The third transition X* is attributed to generic charged exciton, as it does not show polarisation dependence due to the lack of exchange interaction [29].
In the present study, we aimed to further investigate the traceability of AEs attributed to branded and generic drugs.
TQOLIT™v1 integrates new measures of smoking-specific symptoms and QOL impact attributed to smoking with generic SF-36 Health Survey measures.
