Sentence examples for be attributed to repression from inspiring English sources

Despite the incapability of P. aeruginosa strain EGYII DSM 101801 to utilize starch, the negative influence imposed by starch on SID EGYII production might be attributed to repression of some genes involved in the pathway of siderophoregensis.

Rahul Prabhakar Oxford, England John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).

John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).

The underdevelopment of the Cameroonian banking sector can be attributed to financial repression with the key elements being the extensive presence of the government within the financial sector and government ownership of major financial institutions.

We confirmed that the increase in abnormal metaphase could be attributed to the targeted repression of CRMP4 by rescuing the phenotype with an siRNA-resistant wild type rat CRMP4 construct (L-CRMP4-WT-V5) (Fig. 2C).

The inability to detect HIC protein in these cells may be attributed to a large degree to repression of its expression.

Again, this can be attributed to the microRNA-mediated repression.

Poor repression could be attributed to suboptimal spacing of the operators or poor LacI expression.

This may be attributed to regulatory effects (e.g., carbon catabolite repression) but could also indicate that PEP availability is more critical for efficient p-hydroxybenzoate production than E4P availability.

It remains to be determined whether repression of immunoglobulins can be attributed to aberrant GRP170 activity.

Recent studies start revealing the molecular mechanism how ATOH8 regulates different developmental events: In pancreatic mPAC cells, ATOH8 acts as a Neurogenin repressor and its repression activity could probably be attributed to its binding to E47 protein, which may inhibit the activity of E47/E47 or E47/Neurogenin3 dimer (Ejarque et al. 2013).