Sentence examples for been attributed to negative from inspiring English sources

Given that most of the herbivores also avoided the GE, and GE avoidance has been attributed to negative post-ingestive feedback in some previous studies, combining HC and GE may be more effective than HC alone in protecting agricultural resources.

This has been attributed to negative regulation by transforming growth factor beta-1, which is specifically activated in the extracellular matrix of ERα-positive cells [ 66].

The relative abundance of trinucleotides over other SSR types has been attributed to negative selection against frame-shift mutations in the coding regions and positive selection for specific single amino-acid stretches [ 19].

Having two functional copies of the same gene can, for example, lead to reduced noise [ 9], a fitness benefit [ 10] that, interestingly, has also been attributed to negative feedback regulation [ 11].

This distribution pattern, which is common in fungal genomes, has been attributed to negative selection against frame-shift mutations in coding regions [ 39] and possibly accounts for the small number of microsatellites in fungi.

The pessimism can also be attributed to negative perceptions, prejudice and – most importantly – an alarmist interpretation of the crime situation in our country.

We also demonstrated that the impaired neurodevelopment was attributed to negative effect of 2,5-HD on neurite development and positive effect on apoptosis in developing neurons.

Figure 16 shows that the output currents of the VSC with lower PLL bandwidth distort severely, which can be attributed to negative real parts of the coupled admittances for the central frequency.

This sensitivity is attributed to negative estimate of a biophysical parameter that characterizes binding of internal Ca2+ to the uniporter.

These discrepancies are not unprecedented, as Rose et al[36] reported that PI3K−/− mice displayed similar responses, which were attributed to negative regulation of cAMP by PI3K in the ventricular myocardium.

This outcome may be attributed to negative immune regulatory effects exerted by infectious HIV-1 on newly activated T cells and/or effects on the DCs in these long term cultures [24], [28], [29].