Sentence examples for attributed to integrating from inspiring English sources

This could perhaps be attributed to integrating Tp capture agents into a triple biomarker panel, and then needing to optimise the performance of the quadruple test.

This limitation is, in turn, attributed to challenges when integrating information derived from studies on different levels of hierarchical order (e.g., muscle cell versus single molecules) or using different techniques (e.g., biochemical solution studies versus muscle cell mechanics or single molecule mechanics).

The wider enhancement structure in the limb count profile of the photographs would be attributed to the horizontally integrated observation path.

65 The ability of ethamidosulfathiazole to stabilize Form I was attributed to its capacity to integrate into the growing crystal faces of Form I without disrupting crystal growth.

The increasing role of concentrated solar power (CSP) within the renewable energy portfolio is attributed to the possibility of integrating thermal energy storage (TES) systems.

These findings might be attributed to the plants' ability to integrate over environmental heterogeneity by plastically adjusting their overall root allocation [10], shoot size [9] and physiological attributes [for reviews see 32], [33].

This may be partially attributed to the absence of an integrated information system and the focus, until recently, on infectious diseases (though the public health context is changing).

This result can be attributed to several reasons: (1) H1 integrates visual motion inputs across its large receptive field (Hausen, 1976; Eckert, 1980; Krapp et al., 2001).

An important underlying assumption of the SIEVE method is that integrated intensity is only attributed to one peptide.

The difference in data may be attributed to the Moneytree report only calculating VC firms, and not integrating seed deals from individual investors.

Complementarity helps integrate biodiversity option values with other values attributed to biodiversity, and with values of society more generally.