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Likewise, no significant differences were evident when the NaCl concentration was varied from 0 to 300 mM or when the pH was changed from 3 to 9. Thus, the effect of detergents and ionic strength on the conformational stability of the CapA-frGFP can be attributed to arising from changes in the secondary structure of CapA and not frGFP.

The inductive behavior was attributed to arise due to the presence of BQ within PANI films and adequately supported by the results from X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).

Such diversity may be attributed to arise through different balances between the amplification of repetitive DNA such as transposable elements (TE) (especially retrotransposons) leading to genome and chromosome size increases and DNA elimination, as frequently observed in angiosperms [ 13, 14].

Accordingly, it has been reported that 10% of p53 mutations in human cancers could be attributed to deletions arising from NHEJ sites [ 48].

It is often assumed that gaze inaccuracies can be attributed to noise arising somewhere within the visuomotor pathway (Churchland et al. 2006; Faisal et al. 2008).

The variation in overall surgical survival rates may therefore be attributed to factors arising before and during surgery, rather than surgical skill or technique.

This has been attributed to contagion arising from the spread of information and behavioural norms within groups [ 2]; homophily (forming ties to similar others) [ 3]; and structural inequalities that can lead to poorer access to resources [ 4].

Unilateral hippocampal sclerosis (HS) is the most frequent pathological finding in temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE), and up to 65% of cases of TLE can be attributed to pathology arising entirely in the hippocampus [ 2].

The central question in this work therefore focuses on the extent to which the variations in the atmospheric data can be attributed to patterns arising from FFCO2 emissions (see section 2 and the supporting information for details).

The upfield shift of the T H1′ proton resonance is attributed to shielding arising from the aromatic ring of the 1, N-ϵdG moiety in the syn conformation about the glycosyl bond.

While most breast cancers are sporadic in nature, approximately 5-10% are attributed to genetics, arising from autosomal dominant mutations in specific cancer genes, the strongest of which are the two breast cancer susceptibility genes, BRCA1 or BRCA2.