Sentence examples for be attributed to stochastic from inspiring English sources

Thus, most species and subspecies contained levels of admixture much higher than the 5% threshold which might be attributed to stochastic noise.

Thus, the differences between the phylogenetic results based on mitochondrial data and the phylogenomic analysis based mainly or exclusively on nuclear data cannot be attributed to stochastic errors alone.

However, stochasticity cannot be the sole cause for the observed changes, as simulations showed that it is highly unlikely that the strong decrease of FIS we have observed could be attributed to stochastic processes (Fig. 2).

We show that some of the observed variation in epidemiological characteristics between farms is related to differences in their PrP genotype profile; although much remains unexplained and may instead be attributed to the stochastic nature of scrapie dynamics.

This seeming difference might be attributed to the stochastic nature of the folding simulation process [ 8, 9].

The reduced penetrance and variable expression in these mice may be attributed to purely stochastic events, or may be influenced by environmental differences between mice in their fetal microenvironment.

Table 4 shows the values of Fourier coefficients by varying the anisotropy factor; the slight changes in the values due to variations in the coefficients a n and b n can be attributed to the stochastic nature of Monte Carlo method.

These low repeatabilities could be attributed to differences in stochastic encounters with females early and late in the mating trials.

Congruence of morphological and genetic data compatible with homoploid hybridization is powerful enough to make convincing arguments, whereas evidence from either data type alone can easily be attributed to other populational and stochastic phenomena [ 7].

This supports the theory that the extreme variability of the CHARGE phenotype in both humans and mice might be attributed to variations in the fetal microenvironment or to purely stochastic events.

This could be attributed to the fact that HIV reactivation in this system is inherently stochastic, as recently proposed (Weinberger and Weinberger, 2013).