Sentence examples for attributed to the technical from inspiring English sources

The absence of IVIVC in the Marschner et al. (2006) study was attributed to the technical difficulties during the intestinal phase simulation.

The lack of published data on an individual SWNT could be attributed to the technical difficulty in applying standard electron-beam lithography method for the fabrication of electrical terminals on an individual SWNT on these substrates, as it is usually inseparable from the other SWNTs in the arrays.

Forty two percent of the students enrolled in this course were admitted to our institution, while the average acceptance rate is about thirty one percent, this increase can be attributed to the technical and emotional support they received during training for admission.

Differences between the number of adults loaded on plates and the number classified as adults can be primarily attributed to the technical limitations of the COPAS ReFLx Sampler aspirating tool, whose manufacturer reports ∼85% recovery rate (Union Biometrica, personal communication).

These negative results have been attributed to the technical difficulty of the assays [ 16, 17, 19, 22, 39].

This difference may also be attributed to the technical approach, because in the Rivenbark study, stable cell lines were generated, which contained the gene of the targeted methyltransferase.

This can be attributed to the significant technical challenges in processing this data and concerns about the quality, reliability and applicability of information mined from social media to the ecological domain.

The prominence of the neoliberal agenda in urban management can be in part be attributed to the power of the technical over the political as engineers displace politicians in the deliberations over how to deliver services to poor areas of the city.

Specifically, we are interested in the number of single nucleotide variants (SNVs) that are attributed to the amplification process compared to technical duplication.

A comparison of the expression profiles derived from biological duplicates revealed some variation which may be accounted for by, (1) technical variability attributed to the loss of transcripts during cRNA generation and hybridisations, (2) biological variability which reflects the expected heterogeneity amongst mice of even the same strain.

This technical but important issue was attributed to the low solubility of 1 in Ac2O, AcOH and mixtures thereof.