Sentence examples for attributed to a secondary from inspiring English sources

The lower endotherm was attributed to a secondary crystallization process.

Any possible rescue of the expected complete commissureless phenotype could be attributed to a secondary regulatory effect.

In this way, every observed residual effect of regulation on a sorting-insensitive Robo could then be attributed to a secondary mechanism of control.

Deaths were also attributed to a secondary or contributing cause of death when this was appropriate.

These data illustrate both Tm efficacy and show that any effects caused by Tg or BFA treatment cannot be attributed to a secondary effect of blocking N-glycosylation, consistent with findings in mammalian cells (Sampath et al., 1992).

Smaller divergence may be attributed to a secondary contact between two former species during the recent breaching of the Isthmus of Panama that occurred approximately 2 Mya [ 36], as opposed to 3.1-3.5 Mya the generally accepted time of the final closure of the Isthmus [ 37], or speciation in some pairs began before the definitive emergence of the Isthmus.

Methylation of DcR1 and DcR2 gene may attribute to a secondary effect of the methylation of DR4 and DR5, meanwhile, methylation of the two decoy receptors may occurred independently of each other and of DR4 and DR5.

The presence of elevated FGF21 levels in patients with subclinical atherosclerosis may also be attributed to a compensatory response, secondary to FGF21 resistance.

Several studies have claimed a higher risk of ISSNHL in patients with some of the conditions of metabolic syndrome, namely DM, 14 HTN 12 and Hch. 15 17 ISSNHL has also been attributed to a persistent inflammation secondary to chronic infections and autoimmune diseases.

Furthermore, the increase can also be attributed to a change in the secondary metabolism of plants and the number of gland leaves confirming the results of Zolfaghari et al. [37] and Freitas et al. [4], which recorded an increase in essential oil yields of M. arvensis and Mentha piperita L. plants inoculated with mycorrhizal fungi.

This disparity can be attributed to a lower prevalence of secondary amyloidosis in the specific geographic population studied.