Sentence examples for attributed to the alterations from inspiring English sources

These results demonstrate that enhanced level of erythromycin biosynthesis in strain E3 is likely to be attributed to the alterations in many pathways, and the up-regulation of erythromycin biosynthesis and feeder pathway seemed to be crucial events.

The hydrogen effect is attributed to the alteration of chemical potential and exchange current density of steel.

The results could be attributed to the alteration in the cross-linking density by the variation of molecular weight of the gel precursor.

The results reveal that the frequency shift is attributed to the alteration of the nearest neighbor connectivity of central structural units such as GeS4 tetrahedra.

These deductions were attributed to the alteration in the composition of the concrete medium, which was brought about by the replacement of hydroxyl group in the structures of the admixtures by the aggressive chloride ions.

Thus, the transition of wettability between the TNAs and TNAs/ta-C attributed to the alteration of surface chemical composition.

The observed enhancement of recovery efficiency with increase in temperature can be attributed to the alteration of the properties of water at elevated temperatures.

The shifting effect can be attributed to the alteration of N GSPP with an increasing groove depth d or a growing gate voltage V g.

Its origin can be attributed to the alteration of the underlying rocks and wind erosion.

In this sense, we did not observe any change in serum corticosterone levels; this lack of response could be attributed to the alteration by MS of the responsivity of the HPA axis to fasting (Kim et al., 2005).

Loss or mutation of the tumour suppressor phosphatase and tensin homologue (PTEN), mutation/overexpression of PI3K, activation or mutation of growth factor receptors and oncogenes, have been attributed to the alteration of the PI3K Akt pathway in tumours of the colon, breast, brain, prostate, stomach and many other organs (Samuels and Waldman, 2010).