Sentence examples for attributed to their capacity from inspiring English sources

The better performance of this levels of pressmud compost in higher agronomic efficiency could be attributed to their capacity to supply N associated with improved soil condition.

Their beneficial effects are usually attributed to their capacity to reduce endogenous cholesterol synthesis [ 4, 5].

The efficacy of theory-based interventions like cognitive-behaviour therapy have largely been attributed to their capacity to enhance self-efficacy [ 18].

In the case of the three domain Cry toxins, specificity is mostly attributed to their capacity to bind to certain proteins located on the surface of the intestinal membrane through specific segments of domains II and III, composed mainly of β sheets [ 42, 43].

Based on the in vitro characteristics growth-restoration in the yeast complementation assay by the three AtAPC isoforms [ 32] can be attributed to their capacity for net adenine nucleotide supply (complementation of Sal1p activity) and/or for energy provision (complementation of AAC activity).

The immunosuppressive effects of these peptides have, in the past, been attributed to their capacities to modulate macrophage and DC (dendritic cell) function and to inhibit antigen-specific Th1-driven responses (Delgado et al., 2004b).

Recently, growing evidence has indicated that the beneficial effect of MSCs in lung diseases is not attributed to their differentiation capacity but rather to the activation of a protective mechanism and the stimulation of endogenous regeneration [ 5– 7].

The therapeutic activity of the phenolic compounds is mainly attributed to their antioxidant capacity, the chelation of metal ions, modulation of gene expression and interaction with cell signaling pathways [ 36].

Amendment with biochars produced at 400 and 600 °C and activated biochars significantly decreased soil inorganic N, which was attributed to their increased adsorptive capacity for NH+4 by 62 81%.

Initially, the anti-apoptotic role of cIAP1 and cIAP2 was, similar to XIAP, mainly attributed to their direct inhibitory capacity toward caspases.

This can be attributed to their high CO2 capacities, which could be exploited in high pressure separations.