Sentence examples for attributed to the deficient from inspiring English sources
This failure has been attributed to the deficient properties of the molecules that entered human trials and to inappropriate design of clinical studies.
This may be attributed to the deficient number of rADSCs and the absence of the endothelial differentiated conditions in vivo.
Although an optimal level of inflammatory responses is necessary for healing, failure to start inflammatory responses have been attributed to the deficient healing.
The formation of oxygen vacancies in the sputtered ZFO thin films was attributed to the oxygen-deficient environment during thin-film preparation [22].
The formation of the five-vertex B6O crystal is attributed to the oxygen-deficient state of B6Ox, where x < 1, which correlates to the lattice parameters.
In general, the peak for ZnO are deconvoluted into three peaks: the lower-binding-energy peak (530.2 eV) is associated with the oxygen atoms in a ZnO matrix, the higher-binding-energy peaks (532.17 and 531.43 eV) are attributed to the oxygen-deficient defects such as oxygen vacancies and hydroxyl OH groups (Fig. 5c, d) [37].
Since MMR-proficient tumors carried 50 times fewer substitutions and displayed more disparate substitution patterns than MMR-proficient tumors, the observed correlations can almost exclusively be attributed to the MMR-deficient phenotype of these tumors.
This high degree of selectivity is attributed to the fact that cells deficient in HR, rely upon PARP, to repair ongoing single stand breaks that arise during growth; however, when PARP is inhibited, the single strand breaks degrade into double strand breaks that cannot be repaired due to the defect in HR.
The result was attributed to the replenishment of oxygen-deficient site, which acts as current carrier, by the annealing treatment.
Such a preferential cytotoxicity could be attributed to the failure of p53-deficient cells to undergo cell cycle arrest in response to SP600125.
This has been commonly attributed to the formation of a metal-deficient sulfide species in other studies of the oxidation of pyrite and arsenopyrite surfaces [10],[10],[10].
