The phrase "attributed to the full" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to express with this phrase, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The findings were attributed to the full extent of the research conducted."
Alternatives: "ascribed to the entirety" or "credited to the whole".
The fast response of a nanotube sensor can be attributed to the full exposure of the nanotube surface area to chemical environments [17].
The advantage of such a new CS-CS may be essentially attributed to the full exploitation the specific cluster sparsity, except for the overall sparsity as in conventional sense.
At 773 K annealing temperature, the film has the smallest surface roughness, which may be attributed to the full incorporation of the TiO2 and ZrO2 film, as shown in TEM. Figure 3 AFM images of TiO 2 /ZrO 2 /Si thin films.
As the largest difference in DI was observed from before to during the implementation of CPPs, most of the differences found can probably not be attributed to the (full) implementation of the CPPs.
IL1R2 transcript length is regulated by alternate splicing, and the major inhibitory function is attributed to the full-length mIL1R2.
Further, we demonstrate that transfection of a minimal fragment of MUC1, MUC1*1110, containing a mere forty-five (45) amino acids of the extracellular domain, is sufficient to confer the oncogenic activities that were previously attributed to the full-length protein.
Yet even with several deaths attributed to the storm, the full toll of Harvey's destruction remained unclear in Houston and across Texas and Louisiana, with officials warning that the flooding would linger and saying more than 30,000 people would be forced from their homes.
The increase in weight in the last week can be attributed to the urinary retention (full bladder was noted upon dissecting all the animas of this group (Group II).
The small drop in the poverty rate can be attributed to the increase in full-time employment, according to the Census Bureau.
The difference between the BLAST comparisons to the protein and transcript databases may be attributed to the presence of full-length cDNA sequences in the tomato transcript data, whereas these are not present in the potato data, resulting in an overrepresentation in the tomato BESs for the interior regions of coding sequences.
Considering the aggregation-prone property of FUS/TLS lacking the C-terminus [ 28], the absence of pathological accumulation of FUS/TLS indicates that the protein expression from the mutant allele was too low to accumulate and supports that the phenotype of TLS-/ mice are mainly attributed to the loss of full-length FUS/TLS protein.
