Sentence examples for been attributed to selective from inspiring English sources
The effects of the Bi have been attributed to selective blocking of sites at which CO is formed.
Low nucleotide variation for the newly Y-linked region of its genome has been attributed to selective sweeps [57].
The mutation results in a defective chemokine receptor, and its high frequency in Europeans appears to have been attributed to selective pressure caused by infectious disease (Duncan et al. 2005).
The latter was attributed to selective phase transformation of {011}〈211〉 (austenite) to {332}〈113〉 (martensite) which then rotated towards {111}〈112〉.
This mortality crossover could be attributed to selective survival of the healthiest oldest Blacks or to other biomedical factors affecting longevity after age 80.
Jien et al. (2011) found coniferous vegetation with high content of alkyl-C, which was attributed to selective preservation of alkyl-C from lipids and aliphatic substances (Tegelaar et al. 1995).
The diverse roles of Atg7 in different settings summarized by this review may be attributed to selective Atg7-mediated autophagy at distinct organelle, cell, tissue, organ, and organism levels.
Increased proportion of Treg cells in melanoma tumors than in peripheral blood and peritumoral tissue was also reported in melanoma patients and was attributed to selective migration and/or expansion of Treg cells in tumors [42].
The levels of tubulin and GAPDH seen at 48 72 hrs in silvestrol treated cells are also similar to levels observed in untreated cells and thus cannot be attributed to selective enhancement of their synthesis by silvestrol (Fig. 3C, compare lanes 5 and 6 to 1).
In part, this can be attributed to selective breeding practices involving the extensive use of particular individuals or pedigrees with demonstrated genetic merit.
Thus, the compactness of highly expressed genes was attributed to selective forces that act to minimize the expenditure of energy and/or time on transcription (Castillo-Davis et al. 2002).
