Sentence examples for attributed to the class from inspiring English sources

Then I remembered being in a minor earthquake when I was in elementary school, a small rumble that the teacher first attributed to the class above us moving their desks.

Bactericidal antibiotic killing mechanisms are currently attributed to the class of specific drug-target interactions.

Based on the presented data, we can not exclude that a part of the identified ETS may be attributed to the class of pseudogenes or to non-functional RNA.

While most sialotranscriptomes completed to date have the larger set of ESTs attributed to the S class, it is possible that library normalization allowed for the H class to contain the larger number of ESTs (78.5% of the 22,794 ESTs) as well as of contigs (92% of the 8,506 contigs) (Table 1).

The issues of drug resistance attributed to the azole class of molecules has led to a general believe that nonazole inhibitors will lack this disadvantage.

Moreover, the initial attachment of metastatic cells to bone endothelial cells is largely attributed to the lectin class of protein adhesion molecules.

Therefore, most clam sequences attributed to the θ class might actually belong to this specific GST protein group, similar to the only putative θ GST from a mollusk species isolated so far [ 39].

In the empty model (not shown) the ICC was estimated to be 0.053 indicating that 5.3percentt of the variance in suicidal ideation could be attributed to the school class level.

Literature data reported that integrins mediate mitogenic and migratory signaling of bone homing, whereas the initial attachment of metastatic cells to bone endothelial cells is largely attributed to the lectin class of protein adhesion molecules.

Thirty-two percent of ESTs belonged to the S class, smaller than other sialomes of insects and prostriate ticks (which are ~50% of the total ESTs) but similar to metastriate sialomes of Rhipicephalus sanguineus, which had only 26% of its salivary ESTs attributed to the S class [ 18].

Such enmeshment in corporeality was also attributed to colonised bodies and those attributed to the lower classes (McClintock 1995, Alcoff 2006, 103).