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Low bioavailability of peptides is a major factor that limits their application and often attributed to their selective intestinal uptake and physiological instability when consumed orally.
Astrocyte swelling during osmotic edema has been attributed to their selective expression of the functional water channel aquaporin 4 (Andrew et al., 2007; Hirrlinger et al., 2008; Risher et al., 2009).
Data from this in vitro study clearly demonstrate the prominent antitumor potential of five extracts prepared from the endemic plant species Helichrysum zivojinii, which can be attributed to their selective and pronounced antiproliferative and pro-apoptotic actions towards specific malignant cells in comparison to healthy PBMC.
Their antitumor activity has been attributed to their well-characterized sequence selective cleavage of DNA.
The levels of tubulin and GAPDH seen at 48 72 hrs in silvestrol treated cells are also similar to levels observed in untreated cells and thus cannot be attributed to selective enhancement of their synthesis by silvestrol (Fig. 3C, compare lanes 5 and 6 to 1).
For the most part, WS types arising via the new pathways do not differ in fitness relative to known WS types and therefore their rarity cannot be attributed to a selective disadvantage.
Negative values of these statistics are most often attributed to positive selective sweeps (resulting in genetic hitchhiking), recent population growth, or background selection.
In both South Korea and parts of India, where overall sex ratios are high, the sex ratio increases dramatically for second and higher order births, which has been attributed to sex selective abortion, as couples try to ensure the birth of male offspring while limiting their family size.
Analysis suggests that the fabrication mechanism could be attributed to the selective etching of friction-induced amorphous layer on the quartz surface.
This could probably be attributed to the selective removal of clay particles by erosion leaving the sand particles in the crop and freely grazed land.
