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Thus, the high variability in long-term survival of MM cells in this allogeneic system (Fig.  2b) could be attributed to both immune cell response and lack of a sufficiently supportive environment to induce the necessary survival signaling to cells of each case of primary MM.

"This lapse in sharing intelligence, and the failure to add the names of at least two of the hijackers to the State watch list prior to Sept. 11, were attributed to a lack both of resources and of awareness of watch listing," Ms. Hill said, adding that State Department officials had complained of "continuing difficulty" in obtaining similar data from the F.B.I.

This is mainly attributed to a lack of a proper model to study.

This has been attributed to a lack of a reset when going through the vector.

This can be attributed to a lack of both political will and a sufficient understanding of the urban rail systems [16, 17].

Grant that such a lack of experience can be attributed to a lack of opportunities to exercise choice.

Both effects can be attributed to a lack of familiarity with heatmaps.

Many people contend that high gasoline prices can be attributed to a lack of refining capacity.

The FREEDOM Act's failure last year can largely be attributed to a lack of public support and understanding.

Largely, this finding can be attributed to a lack of high-quality, relevant research.

Any subsequent chance performance could then be attributed to a lack of learning.