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In the chromatogram of the methanol/formic acid extract (Fig.  1, chromatogram a), nine peaks were observed, but only two of them, corresponding to chlorogenic acid (C1) and luteolin (compound I), could be attributed to available standards.

Pritam et al. (2010) reported higher number of flowers in treatments with vermicompost amendments, with reduced time taken to transform bud into flower that has been attributed to readily available nutrients and growth-regulating substances present in the vermicompost.

The growth gap between supply and demand for water in the GCC countries can be attributed to limited available surface water, high population growth and urbanization development, deficient institutional arrangements, poor management practices, water depletion and deterioration of quality, especially in shallow groundwater aquifers.

It may be attributed to more available binding sites and less steric hindrance of methyl parathion.

From 2012, the model predicted a steady decrease in prevalence that can be attributed to new available treatments.

The language limit (articles published in English and French only) should be attributed to the available human resources.

Specially, changes in laboratory methods could be partly responsible of the residual trend that could not be attributed to the available determinants.

We therefore believe that the observed risk of vaginosis-like microflora associated with increased sTfR concentrations can reliably be attributed to insufficiently available body storage iron and cellular or tissue iron deficiency during early pregnancy.

Low rates of dental attendance might be attributed to few available dental clinics and a low priority given to this service in the Ugandan socio-cultural context where prevailing levels of communicable diseases, poverty and restructuring of health systems are more important concerns.

However, the low patronage of veterinary services was mainly attributed to lack of available veterinary services (Chafe et al. 2008).

This self-healing response was attributed to the space available in such highly porous composites that allows for the unhindered growth of ettringite without attendant cracking.