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The "flashy" response of streamflow to individual precipitation events may be ascribed to either subsurface storm flow or overland flow.
However, flukes sometimes appear so intermediate that they cannot be ascribed to either F. hepatica‐like or F. gigantica‐like forms and snail specificity may be opposite to the one deduced from the adult morphotype.
Consequently, absolute differences between the regional unemployment rates of these groups should be ascribed to either regional structural differences, to nation-wide shocks producing different impacts, or to both circumstances.
This phenomenon can be ascribed to either basin wide loss of glacial mass in the recent decades in the elevation range from where most of the glacial melt originates or glacier growth and stability due to either reduction in energy inputs or increase in precipitation or both at the high altitude bands wherefrom glacial melt water originates.
The enhanced sensitivity to N-activation during the S-phase can be ascribed to either an association of N-signal transductor factors with the DNA replication machinery or a specific availability of N-signal transductor factors during the S-phase.
In order to investigate whether the observed functional and morphological differences between wild type and TLR4−/− mice upon renal I/R injury could be ascribed to either renal epithelium-associated TLR4 or leukocyte-associated TLR4, bone marrow (BM) transplantation was performed to create chimeric mice.
The transcriptional effects of CTCF downregulation on its target genes, all reported to have CTCF sites within their promoters, were ascribed to either direct or downstream effects of reduced CTCF occupancy at specific sites [30], [31], [42].
However, Si has been found in underground PM by other groups and has been ascribed to either brake blocks or the dumping of sand to improve wheel traction under braking.
It is possible that some of these cases are actually UC or CD but even if they were ascribed to either group the total number of new cases of IBD shows a decline.
