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The own-age and own-race biases have been attributed to differential perceptual experience and to differences in how in-group vs. out-group faces are processed, with in-group faces being processed at the individual level and out-group faces being processed at the categorical level.

Indeed, formation of straight segmental boundaries during development in Drosophila and vertebrates has been attributed to differential Hox gene expression, though establishing the specific link to cell adhesion molecules that are differentially expressed across these boundaries has proven difficult [50], [51].

These divergent functions have been attributed to differential polyubiquitination of the substrates RIP1 and TRAF6 by Pellino1 and -3, respectively.

This difference could not have been attributed to differential responses to signals delivered to different body parts (i.e., the waist vs. hands; Experiment 4).

This discrepancy has been attributed to differential turn-over of the mature miRNA and the processing efficiency of the pri-miRNAs [ 71, 72].

Furthermore, disparities in cervical cancer incidence and mortality in Latin American countries have been attributed to differential access to cervical cancer screening and treatment [ 32].

Any asymmetry in the gravity field is attributed to differential rotation and deep atmospheric flows.

However, the absolute NOx levels are overpredicted, which is attributed to differential diffusion effects.

Subsidence of the basin can be attributed to differential adjustments of the crust, collision with the various elements of south Asia, and uplift of the eastern Himalayas and the Indo-Burman Ranges.

We find that a modest part of educational differences and a substantial part of racial difference in period fertility can be attributed to differential changes in tempo.

We observe that most of the gap is explained by individual and family characteristics and that less than 15%% of it can be attributed to differential school attendance.