Sentence examples for cannot be imputable to from inspiring English sources

In Italy the delay of surgery cannot be imputable to insurance status, as all citizens have a public insurance or to race, given that around 93% of Italian citizens are Caucasian.

Nevertheless, the decrease in cell growth at basal conditions in wt cMSCs cannot be imputable to an increase in cell apoptosis as shown in Supplementary Figure 2.1, where the percentage of Annexin-V+ cMSCs (early apoptosis) is comparable in wt and Egr-1−/− mice at both 24 and 48 hours (P = 0.33 at 24 hours; P = 0.37 at 48 hours).

Again, in this case, the good performance for a target (wee1) may be imputable to the decoys.

Therefore, the relationship between the program performance and the similarities with the crystal structure ligand may be imputable to the positioning procedure of the program.

This might be imputable to the intrinsic variability of the recipient genome even in our conditions where this variability is reduced.

Although clinical symptoms may be imputable to another cofactor, including spicy food, our data suggest the possibility of a direct or indirect pathogenic role of plant viruses in humans.

The main thread is not pinned and then those migrations could be imputable to the main thread.

Thus downregulation of survivin mRNA and protein levels in our cells might at least in part be imputable to ras inhibition.

Even though the molecular origin of the majority of AZFc rearrangements can be imputable to homology-based recombination, the analysis of some variants suggests otherwise (Repping et al., 2004; Ferlin et al., 2005; Hucklenbroich et al., 2005; Lynch et al., 2005; Premi et al., 2007; Balaresque et al., 2008).

Where a person working for a Member, or another person for whom the Member has arranged access to Parliament's premises or equipment, fails to comply with the standards of conduct set out in this Rule, this behaviour may, where appropriate, be imputable to the Member concerned.

Capable human beings are capable of initiating some new action and what they do is imputable to them as their own freely chosen deed.