Sentence examples for attributed to complex from inspiring English sources
Enhancement in transfection levels could not be attributed to complex binding densities or release profiles.
The stability of these emulsions can be attributed to complex rheological properties of the crude oil water interface.
This deficiency was attributed to complex support conditions at anterior-posterior extremities of the VFs, accentuated by further issues introduced through the tissue biomechanical properties.
UV vis spectra of the complex showed a decrease in the safranine band at 520 nm with increasing concentration of riboflavin, which was attributed to complex formation.
The intense violet blue light photoluminescence emission measured at room temperature in the disordered powders was attributed to complex cluster vacancies.
Such discrepant results were attributed to complex intercorrelations among TEs in sediments and physico-chemical properties of water (as shown in Table 2); and differences in habitat conditions and population structure of sediment bacterial biota.
An example is the role that is being attributed to complexes, or transducisomes, containing whole signal transmission chains, arranged on lipid scaffolds in the membrane [ 102, 103].
The accepted model of PA63/LF complex and the deleterious effects attributed to this complex have not taken into consideration any possible effects of the rPA20 which is released when the complex is formed.
The remarkable diversity of Perissodus could be attributed to the complex geological history of Lake Tanganyika and complex interspecific relationships among fishes in the lake.
Much of the rebound of Parkchester has been attributed to a complex plan that allowed the two condominium boards in the complex to finance the renovations and solve problems -- leaky pipes; drafty, warping windows; obsolete wiring -- that had scared off many potential purchasers.
This stage is tentatively attributed to a complex series of overlapping chemical reactions involving not only the partial dehydroxylation-decomposition of citric acid and metal-citrate complex [41, 47], but also the partial dehydroxylation of alumina [26].
