Sentence examples for attributed to a physiological from inspiring English sources
Inaccuracies may be attributed to a physiological time delay relating to the glucose diffusion from the plasma to the interstitial compartment [29, 30].
The increase in total saliva production observed in cows fed enzyme-supplemented diets may be attributed to a physiological response to compensate for the increase in fermentation products during digestion.
The enhanced level of melatonin in pregnant subjects may be attributed to a physiological effect to avoid oxidative disorders derived from pregnancy, where melatonin could exert an important role as antioxidant preventing platelet hyperactivation, due to its inhibitory effect over COX-1 and arachidonic acid-induced aggregation.
The RAB3GAP1 and RAB3GAP2 proteins have previously been implicated in regulating synaptic vesicle exocytosis through RAB3 (Sakane et al., 2006; Schlüter et al., 2004), and the neurological deficits in WARBM individuals have previously been attributed to a defect in this physiological function.
Distorted segregation of alleles could be attributed to a variety of both genetic and physiological factors, including pollen-tube competition, pollen lethals, preferential fertilization, and elimination of zygotes (Lu et al., 2002).
In the setting of neuroplasticity, a surrogate marker might be useful to demonstrate that behavioural recovery can be attributed to an anatomical or physiological change of interest (Segal et al., 2006).
13 This decrease could be attributed to an increased sensitivity to physiological negative feedback by thyroxin.
Ressentiment — and the morality that grows out of it — he attributes to an "actual physiological cause [Ursache]" (GM I:15).
Changes in MFCV can thus be attributed to multiple physiological factors, among them, pH being an important determinant.
The decline in average food intake in elderly people is attributed to both physiological and social factors.
This may be attributed to the physiological performance of oyster at lower salinities as they exhibited partial or complete contraction of adductor muscles and a slowing or cessation of water current through the gills as suggested by Newell (1985).
