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These changes are ascribed due to the hydrogen bonding and deprotonation of the thiourea receptor of ADDTU-GNPs.
These changes are ascribed to landscape transformations associated with the Teutonic Order's control of the landscape from the mid-13th century.
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The changes were ascribed to its less threatening procedure.
In those studies, these changes were ascribed to the difference in biological half-life between these two proteins.
The changes were ascribed to the formation of hydroxyl radicals in experiments and the presence of these radicals in diseases conditions that ultimately lead to inflammation [ 18].
This change is ascribed to the large tension induced by solidification at the phase interface and the great content difference between the components.
If an ADI occurred in the interval (s1 − Y, s2), then the antibody change was ascribed to that ADI.
After experienced a potential cycle between 2.4 and 0 V, the graphite exhibited significant changes that are ascribed to the exfoliation of graphite, implying that the destruction of the graphite composite electrode is likely to be caused by the decomposition of DMSO within the graphite layer.
Here RBC changes in hemochromatosis are ascribed to abnormal serum ferritin levels, as changes were noted in both wild type and confirmed hereditary hemochromatosis patients.
To summarize, the changes in ASE profiles are ascribed to the presence of two different genomes in the F1 hybrid which allows dynamic expression of either or both alleles under any given condition.
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