Sentence examples similar to cognate attribute from inspiring English sources

In the majority of sequences where a cognate relB was not detected this could be attributed to truncation of the sequence, or the presence of orphan toxin genes (Table S1).

High abundances of particular REP classes appeared to depend on the presence of the cognate RAYT gene, and deviations from this state could be attributed to recent or ancient mutations of rayt-flanking REPs, or RAYT loss.

The E. coli flavoHb reductase domain and the cognate reductase identified for Vitreoscilla Hb satisfy this requirement in work attributing physiological relevance to their NOD activity [50], [85].

The spirit of the Millian approach is carried one step further in the cognate group of doctrines constituted by conceptualism, nominalism and trope theory regarding attributes.

The CCH hypothesis (Hp3) attributed the specificity to the chemical affinity between amino acids and their cognate anticodon (see the section " Emergence of adaptors: the origin of proto-tRNAs and proto-mRNAs").

The inability of the only known vaccine, BCG, to mount Th17 response can be attributed to the absence of region RD-1 that codes for ESAT-6 and its cognate secretion system.

Baxter (2000: 218; following Pulleyblank 1973) attributes the voicing effect to a pre-initial element *ɦ- provisionally reconstructed for words with a cognate with a voiceless initial.

The DRT hypotheses (Hp1) and Hp7 attributed the specificity to the chemical affinity between amino acids and their RNA binding sites enriched with cognate anticodons/codons, in which Hp1 did not make a clear choice upon anticodons or codons, while Hp7 chose codons unambiguously.

The cognate enormity in my youth was 'The New Math'.

And the two films are, in some ways, surprisingly cognate.

EphA2 is activated by its cognate ligands, the ephrins.