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This effect may be attributed to direct saturation, as it is known that direct saturation effects may be present at low off-resonance frequencies [11].
The cumulative difference over the 50-year period is ~510 km3, which suggests that, based on the model simulations, almost half of the change in sea volume can be attributed to direct anthropogenic alteration of river flow.
Since interactions with players along the yam value chain from the farmer in the village through the Ghanaian market to the shops in Ghent, Belgium, indicated that no post-harvest pesticide treatment is offered to yam for preserving it, these residues cannot be attributed to direct application of the pesticides to the yam tuber.
The report arrives as Congress debates how to cut a U.S. deficit projected at $1.4 trillion this year, roughly a 10th of which can be attributed to direct war spending.
And this could be attributed to direct mitochondrial localization of ORF220 protein guided by a mitochondrial-targeting peptide.
Therefore aldosterone associated end-organ damage may be attributed to direct effects of aldosterone on cardiovascular tissues.
The vast majority of maternal deaths were attributed to direct obstetric causes.
The majority of maternal deaths world-wide are attributed to direct obstetric causes, such as haemorrhage, obstructed labour, eclampsia, unsafe abortion, sepsis and medical conditions especially in this era of HIV/AIDS [ 7- 11].
However, S. typhimurium (IFN-γ -mediated tumour suppressIFN-γ -mediatedted to dIFN-γ -mediatedf tumour cellsuppressionan to stable anti-tumour immunity.
In the slowly cooled materials this is attributed to direct nucleation of gamma grains, whereas in the rapidly cooled materials they are thought to be the result of discontinuous coarsening.
The occurrence of the ({text{H}}_{3}^) ion in mass spectra during PLAP has been attributed to direct adsorption on highly protruded kink or step site atoms due to the aforementioned stability in the presence of an electric field followed by ionization and desorption [1, 46 48].
