Sentence examples for defects attributed to the from inspiring English sources
This model was well suited to this study given the previously reported roles of Btk in myeloid cell activation, and established myeloid cell population defects attributed to the Sle3 locus.
Photograph: Eranga Jayawardena/ AP 3.25pm BST A woman carries her son who suffers from birth defects attributed to her being exposed to the 1984 Bhopal gas leak.
Other doubts about Bendectin's risks stem from the range of defects attributed to it.
The in situ formation of surface defects is attributed to the activation of the catalyst, whereas the generation of an active carbonaceous deposit on the catalyst surface is found to be less relevant.
These defects are attributed to the downregulation of both late endosomal-associated MEK ERK activity and mTORC1 activity.
Such defects were attributed to the reduction in atRA signaling [ 45], since the spatial and temporal pattern of atRA signaling is maintained mainly by raldh2 and a degradative enzyme cytochrome P450 hydroxylase A1 (cyp26a1) in zebrafish.
In that case, dying cells in Atg5- or Becn1-null embryoid bodies (EBs) fail to generate energy-dependent engulfment signals, such as the 'eat-me' (PS exposure) and the 'come-get-me' (LPC secretion) signals, and the efferocytosis defect is attributed to the production of 'defective' ABs by Atg-defective cells.
It is generally believed that the red blood cell defect is attributed to the activation of p53 in the erythroid lineage caused by ribosomal deficiency.
In our case, the superior visual field defect was attributed to the inferiorly displaced pupil, occurring as a result of previous trauma.
This defect is attributed to the inability of urothelial cells to evoke an appropriate cytokine response to uropathogens, which results in limited recruitment of neutrophils to sites of infection in the urinary tract [ 53].
The observed strong alloying effect on defect evolution is attributed to the altered defect migration mobilities of defect clusters in these alloys, an intrinsic characteristic of the complex energy landscapes in CSAs.
