Sentence examples for be attributed here from inspiring English sources

Cause and effect cannot be attributed here though, as the pathways to suicide and to homicide are complex and multiple.

These effects can be attributed here to SCEE by playing a role during the early stages in CCl4-induced hepatic damage, diminishing lipid peroxidation consequently and improving cellular antioxidant position, thereby obstructing AST, ALT and LDH outflow from the liver.

The differences in coccolith mass are attributed here as the relative abundance of the two E. huxleyi morphotypes that present distinct degree of calcification and that are both abundant in this area: Winter (1985) described in the CCS a heavy form of E. huxleyi referred as «warm» and a light one referred as «cold».

But environmental campaigners like the Clean Air Network estimate that more than half the time, the bad air quality here can be attributed to local sources, rather than to fumes from across the Chinese border.

The sudden drop in shear wave velocity can be attributed to the layer inclination here.

Therefore, the increased 3H4MV in the mutants observed here could be attributed to increased leucine production in the cells.

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Finally, we will demonstrate that the diverse nanostructures obtained here can be attributed to the temperature-activated Zn cluster drift phenomenon on the SiC surface and, hence, can be controlled.

At this point, the condensation mechanism of silica changes from electrophilic to electrophobic, so the reduction in transmission here may be attributed to the same reasons as those for pH = 7 but to a lesser extent.

The variety of the spatial patterns of tremor activity among the tremor zones studied here can be attributed to the maturity of the plate interface, which depends on the subduction history (Ide 2012).

The specific effects on the proteome observed here can be attributed to the basic defect in NBS, defective DNA repair [14].