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The percentage resistance to protease inhibitors is not described in the context of the individual but instead is attributed to the population under study.

In contrast, GFP expression in these lines was observed in somatic tissues, indicating that the absence of CENH3 labeling in male meiosis is not due to irregularities in cloning or construct design, but instead is attributed to other factors, such as epigenetic silencing (e.g. enhanced histone folding or methylation) or protein-related defects in CENH3-GFP loading.

This discrepancy does not appear to be due to a poor migration of the copolymer to the PS/HDPE interface, but could instead be attributed to the interfacial elasticity of the compatibilized interface, a phenomena that has not been accounted for so far in experimental studies on the morphology of compatibilized multicomponent polymer blends.

She added: "However, we know that this is not always due to an increased number of crimes taking place, but can instead be attributed to individuals and communities being better engaged with the police and having more confidence to report perpetrators of such crimes, and that when reporting a crime their complaint will be taken seriously.

Sometimes the voices people hear are not their own, and instead are attributed to a celestial source.

Some of the decline, especially in America in the 2000s, can instead be attributed to exposure to imports from big emerging markets.

After further medical examination, the same doctor found no evidence of a fatal skull fracture; the death instead was attributed to sepsis, a bacterial infection in the blood.

Cost containment can instead be attributed to the advent of managed care in the 1980s when insurers began to pay providers at a discounted rate in return for a guaranteed volume of patients.

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.

Because the structural diversity and complexity of left-hand grips used during Oldowan and Acheulean toolmaking are indistinguishable, these increases in right hemisphere activation cannot be attributed to increases in the basic complexity of contralateral grasp regulation and must instead be attributed to recruitment of distinctive right hemisphere functions.

The remarkable degree of selectivity observed for Ii1 supports the alternative interpretation that the aforementioned clinical failures might instead be attributed to liabilities inherent in the targets of the tested compounds more specifically, to the high degree of structural relatedness and sheer number of conventional zinc-metalloproteases present in higher mammals.