Sentence examples for attributed to avoidance from inspiring English sources
The low usage of GGG has been previously noted in Drosophila and attributed to avoidance of guanine runs due to their tendency to form stable mRNA structures which may impede translation [15].
Screening by colonoscopy or detection of fecal occult blood greatly reduces long-term CRC mortality (Zauber et al., 2012), but at least half of CRC mortality in the U.S.A. can be attributed to avoidance of screening (Meester et al., 2015).
To ensure that any differences we observed could not be attributed to avoidance of the eye region, we instructed participants to look at the eyes and monitored their eye movements throughout.
This reduction in mortality has been mainly attributed to the avoidance of the prone sleep position.
This can be attributed to the avoidance of aggregation of chitosan-modified PLGA nanocomposite particles when using Agglomaster™ rather than Mechanofusion™.
This behavior can be attributed to the avoidance of peritectic solidification and to the alloying influence on the kinetics of the β ⇒ α transformation following solidification.
Efficient simplified doping-free white OLEDs employing blue and orange ultrathin emission layers have excellent color stability, which is attributed to the avoidance of the movement of charges recombination zone and no differential color aging.
It has been postulated that frequent tetranucleotides may include parts of repetitive structural, regulatory and transposable elements, while low values for some palindromic tetranucleotides have been attributed to restriction avoidance [ 39].
The significantly improved cyclability is primarily attributed to the successful avoidance of Mg dissociation during the lithiation process because the added Li12Si7 reacts with Mg2Si to convert it into Li2MgSi.
So the relatively longer introns in weakly/slowly expressed genes may be partially attributed to R-loop avoidance [ 4, 5].
However, some studies have found a negative relationship between perceived vulnerability and behavioural intention and action, which was attributed to denial or avoidance in response to great levels of anxiety in the absence of a sufficient coping appraisal [ 27].
