Sentence examples for attributed to an unspecific from inspiring English sources

This could be attributed to an unspecific training effect of either the medical students or the medical laypersons, since the medical laypersons listened to three ICTs.

Moreover, gene expression of members of the chromosomal passenger complex, most prominently survivin, has been previously linked to NB. Survivin upregulation was linked to neuroblastoma aggressiveness (Islam et al, 2000), but this could be attributed to an unspecific gain of chromosome 17q, which occurs than half of all neuroblastomas (Bown et al, 1999).

The observed protective effect of the E1A siRNA could not be attributed to a possible unspecific general increase in cellular metabolic activity, because neither the E1A siRNA nor any of the other siRNAs altered the viability of uninfected cells (Supplementary Fig. 6).

Pearson correlation coefficients show a strong bias towards positive values in our data set; a typical feature of high-throughput data sets, also observed e.g. in microrarray expression data, which can be attributed to unspecific or indirect interactions [ 10].

Moreover, the, in comparison to the half-life of FSH, much shorter half-life of LH is attributed to unspecific cellular degradation processes that are triggered by the particular glycosylation of LH.

The strong purifying selection on fem has been attributed to potentially deleterious effects of unspecific protein-protein interactions that could arise from amino acid changes [ 41].

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A significant number were attributed to electrocution.

The latter showed an unspecific Genotype pattern (bands 1, 2, 3, 10, 12, 13) and was attributed to M. kansasii sequevar VI-3 by sequence analysis of the 16S rDNA; this sequevar of M. kansasii had been previously described to be missed by Genotype CM [ 14].

In this context, unspecific symptoms like headache, sleeping problems or difficulties in concentration were consistently attributed to self-reported mobile phone use [ 2, 3] and to exposure to mobile phone base stations [ 4- 7].

First, overall in our study, approximately 10% of all deaths could not be attributed to any of the causes of death, either because no VA interview was conducted or because the information provided by the informant was too unspecific for InterVA-4 to be able to assign a COD.