Sentence examples for attributed to absence from inspiring English sources
Such trend in the present research work may be attributed to absence of relaxation time in SCB testing protocol, unaccountability of post peak behaviour in the present research work and variability in material properties.
Moreover, HIV and gp120 bind efficiently to astrocytes [14] [18], but during both in vitro and in vivo HIV infection only in a small proportion of infected astrocytes can be detected [11], [13], [14], [16], [19]; a restriction that has recently been attributed to absence of CD4 on astrocytes and limited virus entry [20] [22].
Difficulty in amplifying ndhF sequences in some Scrophulariaceae genera has been attributed to absence or divergence [ 27].
Onset in Israel was delayed by 2 months in comparison to neighboring countries, attributed to absence of international travel with neighboring countries (for political, not quarantine reasons).
6) There are some interesting differences between MjNhaP and PaNhaP including an absence of pH-dependent cooperativity that is attributed to the absence of a titratable histidine in H10 and the stabilizing effect of ionic interactions at the dimer interface.
The absence of DD-peptidase-like proteins in most eukaryotic lineages is attributed to the absence of peptidoglycans especially in metazoa [ 54, 55].
The feeling of healthful well-being that this food imparts may be attributed to the absence of grease.
Rios, at the public clinic, said that he saw an unusual number of urinary infections in women, which he attributed to the absence of a sewage system.
Some said the low turnout this week could also be attributed to the absence of a compelling contest after Andrew M. Cuomo dropped out of the Democratic race for governor.
Mr. Levy said many Web sites' security audits were not thorough enough to find problems -- a situation he attributed to the absence of severe consequences for failure to maintain tight security.
At Sacred Heart, Phyllis received top honors every quarter except for one, a lapse that, she noted mournfully in a scrapbook, could be attributed to "the absence caused by my having the measles".
