The parameters used were: instances of the GO annotation within the pathway (how many genes the annotation was attributed to), instances of other GO terms in the pathway, instances of the annotation outside the pathway, and instances of all other GO terms outside the pathway.
However, variations in the pollution profiles can be attributed to the higher instances of landslides, landuse change, or change in rainfall, which mass balance model is not equipped to predict.
As mouse embryonic stem cells share several characteristics with cancer stem cells, our data support the hypothesis that radioresistance and genomic instability in cancer may in some instances be attributed to changes in activity of DNMTs (e.g., ref. 49).
Indeed, in three of the four tasks (mental arithmetic being the exception), average performance was highest in the silent condition and the failure to observe the detrimental effects of background sound may, at least in some instances, be attributed to a lack of statistical power.
While these unexpected findings may, in some instances, be attributed to inaccuracies in miRNA target prediction algorithms [ 5], recent evidence suggests that many of the unexpected regulatory effects may be the result of feed-back or feed-forward loops and/or other system level complexities [ 3, 6].
This discrepancy could be attributed to lack of resources, for instance, Internet accessibility.
The deficit in the mortality from cancer of the breast, ovary and cervix uteri in the older age groups (shown in Fig. 4) could, for instance, be attributed to a reduction, during middle age, in the rate of production of one of the late changes.
These instances could be attributed to the bias of editors or reviewers.
9, 10 Genes in these loci are involved in known biological processes that in many instances can be attributed to growth.
Paul J. Browne, the chief police spokesman, said that it was rare for police charges to be upgraded, but said that those instances could usually be attributed to when "more information is obtained in an investigation, or conditions change — such as when a victim dies — or in some instances, as a result of being corrected".
