Sentence examples for classically attributed to from inspiring English sources
Patients with chronic renal failure (CRF) show limited exercise tolerance, classically attributed to anemia.
The origin of the saline lakes in the Pantanal wetland has been classically attributed to processes occurring in past periods.
This phenomenon, classically attributed to Ih [27], was also blocked by ZD7288 and Cs+.
It remains to be determined whether the DG itself sustains this role whilst this latter is classically attributed to the CA1 subfield of the hippocampus [70].
The mechanisms of axonal and dendritic transport have been classically attributed to intracellular trafficking based on motor proteins and cytoskeletal elements [3].
Reduced myoblast proliferation is not commonly linked to muscular dystrophy, which is more classically attributed to death of muscle fibers, such as in Duchenne muscular dystrophy [45], or a combination of enhanced fiber degeneration and defective differentiation kinetics such as in Lmna−/− mouse models [39], [46].
In fact teenage brains are going through a process of maturation, and it is this maturation which many now believe to be responsible for much of the behaviour that we classically attribute to hormones.
The cause for the decrements in pulmonary function has classically been attributed to a gravity-dependent shift in blood flow and a shift in ventilation to less dependent lung zones [ 30].
The cholinergic system's function in promoting attention, alertness, and learning has classically been attributed to acetylcholine and its action as a diffuse volume transmitter, affecting cortical activity at relatively slow time scales.
Lastly, TAMs have been found to be poor antigen-presenting cells indicating that they do not have the potent effector cell functions attributed to classically activated macrophages [19].
The high risk period for DIND is between 4 and 10 days after aneurysm rupture [ 4]; the pathogenesis is still incompletely understood, but classically it has been attributed to cerebral vasospasm [ 5].
