Sentence examples for be then attributed to from inspiring English sources
The prevention of SCI-induced IκB-α degradation observed in mice treated with S14 and VP 1.15 should be then attributed to the increase on cAMP.
Therefore, the capability of displacing the binding of p17 to Raji cells by mAb MK-18 could be then attributed to the close proximity of the COOH-terminal region to the functional AT20 epitope located in the globular head of the viral protein and then ascribed to a phenomenon of steric hindrance.
(Both portraits were then attributed to the court painter Lucas Horenbout; Strong disagreed that the sitters were a couple, and attributed the male portrait to Hans Holbein).
These higher multiples were then attributed to Minera, a non-publicly traded company suffering from a variety of financial and operational problems.
According to these data, the optical property changes are then attributed to the gem-material surface modification.
The scattering classes were then attributed to structural forms of either excurrent (large, central stem with minimal branching) or decurrent (diffuse branching) trees.
The higher concentration of radicals in PP than in HDPE (τ ∼ 8 h) is then attributed to the oxidised radicals while highly stable radicals (zero order mechanism) are consistent with a low density material.
They were asked to think only about the quality of the player and their contribution, not about filling a team-sheet Points were then attributed to each judge's choices on the following basis: 50pts for their No1 choice, 49pts for their No2 choice, and so on down to 1pt for their No50 choice The scores from each judge were then collated to give a final, definitive Guardian list.
This responsibility is then attributed to an agent or, metaphorically, to the other event or state of affairs in question (e.g. outbreak of war, high unemployment).
Energy differences were then attributed to "resolution and drift problems", although these had not been previously reported and should also have influenced other results.
