Sentence examples for attributed to the sensitive from inspiring English sources
This high incidence of pre-existing binding antibodies in subjects with ITP could be attributed to the sensitive Biacore screening assay that is capable of detecting low affinity binding antibodies.
The PAMs possess three distinct resonant peaks standing independently, which are attributed to the polarization sensitive excitation of plasmonic resonance.
The enhanced ability to detect small amounts of DNA in a sample by LRPS can likely be attributed to the more sensitive fluorescence detection system of the Roche LightCycler® 480 (Roche Applied Science, Germany) machine [ 33].
This might be attributed to the thermo-sensitive grafting polymer PNVCL.
Similar observations were recorded in Fig. 2a, g, and this can be attributed to the heat-sensitive properties of some phenolic compounds.
Kate Wild, in a 2013 interview, recalled that she was surprised at how strongly Ruddock attacked the game, a reaction she attributed to the government being sensitive over the issue of detainee treatment.
Many of these differences could be attributed to the fact that sensitive treated cells represent arrested cells, while resistant cells are proliferating cells.
This latter chemical degradation is attributed to the presence of hydrolysis sensitive functional groups in the interphase resulting from the reaction between the anhydride co-monomer and the organosilane coupling agent.
It should be mentioned that, after a long latency (∼30 s), the neural response (dull, burning pain) to cold stimulation may be attributed to the activation of thermo-sensitive nociceptors [22], [32]: by then the temperature around the nociceptors may have exceeded the threshold.
This change has been attributed to the selection of less-sensitive Candida strains by the widespread use of fluconazole as a prophylactic and therapeutic agent [ 7, 8].
Interactions between feature-sensitive coding and the listening context could also be attributed to the main effect of feature-sensitive coding.
