Nevertheless, function has been attributed to modified nucleosides in rRNA in a few cases [ 13, 15- 22].
In the last two decades, reductions in infant mortality have been attributed to modifying risks in the infant's sleep environment, e.g., reducing prone sleep and bed sharing [ 49, 54, 56].
This alteration in the K extraction could be attributed to the modified properties of soil after manure amendments.
It is believed that the improved rate and cycle performance are due to the superior structure and chemical composition of the SEI, which can be attributed to the modified microstructure by addition of nitrogen-rich pitch to a great extent.
This likelihood can be attributed to our modified genomic hybridization method in which the cloning efficiency is expected to be positively correlated with the abundance of repeat sequences in the genome.
This release pattern may be attributed to the modified matrix hydration process of EC (hydrogen bonding induced by the presence of the HEC) and continued retarded release of drug due to the entanglement of saccharide chains which in turn lead to a high BHN of layer 3 as shown in Table 7.
The observation in the present study that a high cytoplasmic BSI occurred with a lower frequency as compared to our previous rectal cancer trial (59 vs 68.5%) may be attributed to a slightly modified scoring system in our present series, in which we used the median BSI as cutoff value as described previously (Schelwies et al, 2002).
Oxidative stress in diabetic subjects, including those with cardiovascular manifestations, may also be attributed to the hyperglycaemia which modifies the RBC membrane dynamic and electrokinetic properties when compared to healthy controls [ 158].
The transformation of foam cells can be attributed to the dysregulated uptake of modified LDL by macrophages [ 32, 33].
These results indicated that the absence of a commissureless phenotype upon RoboSD expression could not be attributed to an intrinsic defect of the modified Robo receptor but rather to a novel mechanism of regulation.
