Sentence examples for attributed to serving from inspiring English sources

Next year, Sweden will start labeling food products so that shoppers can look at how much emission can be attributed to serving steak compared with, say, chicken or turkey.

These proteins function as negative regulators of the JA signaling pathway, and their upregulation has been attributed to serve in dampening the JA pathway after its initial induction.

Transcription of the genes for these ZIM transcription factors is upregulated by JA, and this has been attributed to serve in damping the JA pathway (Chini et al. 2007; Thines et al. 2007).

The reduced correlation between A and Ho (rs = 0.530) compared to A and He (rs = 0.835) may be attributed to Ho serving as a direct trait specific to the populations tested as opposed to being a trait of the marker used.

It should be attributed to the serve degradation of cellulose during the alkaline sulfite pretreatment.

It is focussed solely on recruiting the best person with the right attributes to serve grass-roots sport and deliver a lasting sports legacy from London 2012".

In their samples, Buesseler and his "citizen scientists" did detect cesium-137 already in the waters as a result of atmospheric nuclear weapons testing in the 1950s and 60s, and cesium-134 which does not otherwise occur naturally in the ocean and can only be attributed to Fukushima, to serve as a first baseline for subsequent collection, analysis, modeling, and conclusion.

In this case, high diversity was attributed to the area serving as a glacial refugium and for maintaining a very large population size in a favorable climate.

A major role is attributed to pigs which serve as "mixing vessel" that create avian-human reassortant strains, of pandemic potential.

In order to assess the clinical relevance of these data it is useful to compare the increase in serum urate attributed to a one serve per week increase in tomato consumption (0.7 μmolL−1) with other recognised gout attack trigger foods that also increase serum urate (men and women combined).

The protective effect of squalene may be attributed to its ability to serve as an antioxidant (Ryan et al. [2007]).