Sentence examples for cannot be a result of from inspiring English sources

Since the copy number of α2 and M2 are the same (Additional file 2: Figure S2) the differences in yield cannot be a result of differences in copy number.

Which means that the rising (average) price of tuition cannot be a result of easy availability of aid money (i.e., subsidies -- the driver of rising tuition for the Bennett Hypothesis) but must be coming from somewhere else.

We note that this cannot be a result of genetic recombination, as established in [15].

We concluded that the SNX17 induced membrane accumulation of Jag1a cannot be a result of reduced endocytosis of Jag1a.

This means that any significant findings obtained while comparing the heart failure and control groups cannot be a result of physical activity alone.

Independent of this detail, the top and bottom electrodes alone provided a higher level of stretchability than the calculated 20% upper limit that means that the illustrated defects cannot be a result of fracture of the meander-shaped interconnects.

We believe that the magnitude of the improvement, as indicated by the large effect sizes, combined with the complexity of skills being taught, cannot be a result solely of these factors.

While drug use has always existed in human society, a sudden, widespread increase in addiction, suicide and multiple-drug overdose cannot just be a result of flashy ads and increased availability of numbing substances.

Thus, the ANNOVAR annotations for these particular variants cannot be correct, and must simply be a result of a software bug.

However, the levels of phosphorylated ELK1, a non-HSA21 protein, cannot be directly a result of mosaicism, and in the cortex, pELK1 levels vary from 0.20 to 0.32 (1.6-fold) and in trisomic mice, from 0.26 to 0.64 (2.5-fold).

Fourth, even though we show that cell therapy with CDCs upregulates endogenous cardioblasts partially through SDF1 secretion, our model cannot discern whether this is a result of increased survival, activation, proliferation, or recruitment of endogenous cardioblasts.