Sentence examples for attributed to classical from inspiring English sources
Conclusion: This work has furthered our understanding of the key targets of CORM-3 in bacteria and raises the possibility that the widely reported antimicrobial effects cannot be attributed to classical biochemical targets of CO.
But Stumpf is not a phenomenalist as he advocates instead a form of critical realism that he conceives as the antithesis of phenomenalism such as that which he attributes to classical empiricism and to E. Mach.
In the 1 10 μm range, a strong increase in hardness indicates a change in plasticity mechanism, attributed to the classical Hall Petch grain size strengthening.
He spent much of his life in the jungles of Chiapas state (adjoining Guatemala) where his explorations led to the discovery of several long-lost cities attributed to the "classical period" (ad 300 900) in the history of the central Maya lowlands.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is associated with increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality attributed to both classical risk factors and chronic inflammation.
The increased risk of CVD is attributed to both classical (e.g. hypertension, dyslipidaemia) [ 9, 10] and novel or disease-related factors (e.g., inflammation) [ 11].
Large cohort studies conducted several decades ago have shown that a large proportion of CVD events could be attributed to three "classical" cardiovascular risk factors (traditional CVD RF: tobacco smoking, raised blood pressure, raised blood cholesterol) [ 6].
However, secretory expression was predicted in both wild-type and recombinant enzymes and this type of secretion should be attributed to non-classical secretion of the enzyme.
According to this study, cell death signaling pathways triggered by anti-GD2 mAbs are complex and could be attributed to non-classical mechanisms of cell death, with features of apoptosis (e.g. AVD) and necrosis (e.g. plasma membrane permeability), and with involvement of mitochondria-dependent pathways.
It has neither the abstract "modernist" allure of Cycladic sculpture nor the consolingly idealistic beauty attributed to sculpture from classical Greece.
