Sentence examples for cannot be accounted to from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the difference in complication rate between the two methods cannot be accounted to the short interval between PEG procedure and start of chemo- and radiotherapy.
Since MMPs were absent in HMEC conditioned media 4 hours after EV addition (not shown), this result cannot be accounted to the amount of MMPs present in EVs, but rather to an induction of MMPs synthesis by EV-stimulated HMEC.
Similarly Rosiglitazone, another autophagy stimulator, has shown additional protective effects (increase of ATP levels and the inhibition of Caspase-3 activation) in 30, 60, and 90 min liver I-R injury in old mice that cannot be accounted to the increase of autophagy [ 28].
Millions of dollars in donations to the rabbi's congregation cannot be accounted for, according to his aides and lawyers.
Importantly, the inability of the thalamic patients to use the cue in order to drive attention cannot be accounted for by an inability to retain the cue information in memory.
The results reported in Fig. 2, show that mtDNA CR heteroplasmy cannot be accounted for only by to age-related stochastic mutations.
Regarding SIG, 29 patients had SIG values higher than 10 mEq/L, which cannot be accounted for only due to low albumin [ 4].
Reid's insistence that memory cannot be accounted for via a relationship to an image, but that it is instead an immediate knowledge of the past would seem to support the unanalyzablity reading.
Such a close correspondence between neural pitch predictions and subjective pitch percepts cannot be accounted for by chance (inset to Figure 3g).
The Senate hearing also dealt with findings by both the accountability office and an independent federal oversight agency, the Office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction, that thousands of pistols, automatic rifles and other equipment delivered to Iraq cannot be accounted for.
These numbers also indicate that there is a large amount of specificity in Ubx binding that cannot be accounted for simply by its preference to bind its monomer binding site, TAAT[t/g]G.
