Sentence examples for be attributed to inability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the reduced levels of detection of child maltreatment and subsequent reporting may be attributed to inability or reluctance of children to report their victimization due to their small ages and immature stage of development whether physical, mental and cognitive, together with lack of experience and fear of consequences (Kesner et al. 2009).

The lack of response to TL1A cannot be attributed to inability of DR3 to signal IκBα degradation in HUVEC, as expressing full length DR3 by transfection allowed TL1A to degrade IκBα.

This could be attributed to inability of the dose to overcome counter-regulatory physiological mechanisms [ 36], lesser concentration of the active principles to induce hypoglycemia or the small sample size employed that precluded statistical significance.

TGFβ unresponsiveness in the BE adenocarcinoma cells could be attributed to an inability to down-regulate c-Myc, similar to breast cancer cells [24].

This result may be attributed to the inability of serum to dissociate DNA from lipids in EDL complexes.

The reduced affinity at the 5-HTT may be attributed to the inability of the rigid tropane-derived analogs to adopt conformations favored by the 5-HTT.

This might be attributed to the inability of larger particles, such as the examined nanoparticles, to cross the basement membrane.

A roadblock to the mechanistic understanding in part can be attributed to the inability of existing XP mouse models to replicate the neurological pathologies of XP patients (Nakane et al., 1995; Andressoo et al., 2009).

Much of Auburn's woes could be attributed to an inability to hold onto the ball.

Older workers' expected dominance in the labor market can also be attributed to the inability of many Generation Yers to find full-time work or a job at all.

The lack of GLV IRES binding to the Giardia small ribosomal subunit could be attributed to an inability to fold into such a compact three-dimensional structure.