To test whether this effect could be attributed to taste preferences, we measured daily levels of water consumption in both groups of WT mice and in fact determined that mice that receive NAC drink significantly less water.
They have shown that, the high signal strength could be attributed to the preference to eye-of-presentation [16], [17], the preference to color-of-presentation [18], the high contrast [19] [21], the allocation of attention [20], the storage in sensory memory [21]-[24] [21]-[24]the lowhereasl sthength coulowbe attributed to the effect of neural adaptation [18], [25]–[27].
Delaney et al. (2011) found that about 5% of the correlation in offspring grades and parental education can be attributed to time preference.
If the birds cache similarly in the 26-h and 7-SR conditions, then any effect of delay on caching could be attributed to a preference for longer recovery sessions, rather than for earlier recovery per se.
"We could have had a real stable, progressive majority and any chaos must be attributed to his preferencing".
Differences in adherence between activity types can also be attributed to different preferences and personal characteristics of the participants [ 19].
Variation in female choosiness may be attributed to "innate preferences" which reflect the heritable genetic component in sensory organ development [ 2].
The altitudinal dependence of Alnus incana and Alnus glutinosa distribution could be attributed to these species' preference to moist floodplains.
On the one hand, as Morgan et al. (1988) pointed out, fathers may take more responsibility to look after boy(s), rather than girls, at home; on the other hand, in China, the influence of children's gender on divorce may also be attributed to parents' special preference for son(s) over daughter(s).
The unsuccessful attempt for synthesizing a COF via oxidizing the TCUA thiol functional groups into disulphide functional groups could be attributed to the thermodynamic preference of TCUA to adopt the trithione form; and the probability need for harsher conditions of temperature, pressure, and oxidation.
