Sentence examples for attributed to redundancy from inspiring English sources

More precisely, the mechanisms underlying the neuroplasticity has been variously attributed to redundancy (parallel distributed pathways), changes in synaptic strength, axonal sprouting with formation of new synapses, assumption of function by contralateral homologous cortex, and substitution of uncrossed pathways [ 36].

This has been attributed to redundancy between TA systems [ 45] and the deletion of multiple TA systems was needed to elicit a significant reduction in persister cell frequency in E. coli MG1655 [ 46].

The small number of sequences with different hits in data set C1 can be attributed to redundancy within the salmonid protein database, as well as untranslated regions within the sequences altering or disrupting BLAST alignments.

Most recently, Snow and colleagues [31] have shown that deletion of a Gata2 enhancer, predicted to be responsible for the Gata2-dependent positive feedback loop in HSCs, had no major phenotypical consequences despite a significant reduction in Gata2 expression and the lack of phenotype was again attributed to redundancy with another cis-regulatory element.

Absence of differences in vacuolar invertase activity between the WT and mutant could be attributed to functional redundancy exhibited by OsINV2, the transcript levels of which were significantly higher in the mutants when compared to the WT (Additional file 1: Figure S5D).

Given the high degree of homology between NgR1 and NgR2 we hypothesized that the lack of a robust phenotype in the neurite outgrowth response to MAG from neurons deficient for either NgR1 or NgR2 was attributed to functional redundancy between the two receptor constituents.

Much of the difficulty in determining the mechanism of stimulation of trigeminal irritants can be attributed to the redundancy and promiscuity of the trigeminal system.

However, these percentages may not be reliable because some of the V2R partial sequences may be attributed to the redundancy of the draft genome sequences.

This may be attributed to: 1) redundancy in the network of genes that makes up the thermostat, and 2) phenotyping approaches which assay the end point of the HSR as opposed to its dynamics.

This could be attributed to the functional redundancy of VINs, where OsINV2 was overexpressed under the absence of OsINV3, owing to a greater demand of hexoses in the rapidly expanding tissues; which was confirmed by an increase in mRNA transcript levels of OsINV2 in the tissues of the OsINV3 mutants (Additional file 1 Figure S5D).

The role of many putative virulence factors is not clear, which partially can be attributed to the functional redundancy of these genes and to the complex and not well understood processes of their regulation.