Sentence examples for environment attributed to the from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to characterize how liver cancer cells interact with GEP from an extracellular environment, attributed to the secretory nature of GEP.

Our systematic investigation shows that the DLA environments attribute to the 2D growth of cubic-structured Si by inducing dendritic growth in [110] direction.

This favourable cell environment was attributed to the hydrophilic nature of the films, as assessed by dynamic contact angle (DCA) analysis of the sample surfaces.

Many alterations of the reproductive system observed in the aquatic environment are attributed to the presence of endocrine disruptors.

Generally, the environment was mainly perceived as a facilitator in the accomplishment of daily activities and social roles while obstacles in the environment were primarily attributed to the physical environment (Table 2).

We further unraveled the notably higher transfection levels of GAM in three-dimensional (3D) than in 2D environment, which was attributed to the improved cell matrix interactions that promote cell proliferation and polyplex internalization.

The observed selective heating of polymeric particles versus the bulk aqueous environment can be attributed to the enormous volume difference between the two; the heat capacity of water within nanodomains is lower than that of bulk water.

The corrosion of steel reinforcement bars in reinforced concrete structures exposed to severe marine environments usually is attributed to the aggressive nature of chloride ions.

Similarly, the expression of nosZ under suboxic and oxic conditions was also evidenced in marine environments, and was attributed to the generation of O2-depleted microzones inside bacterial aggregates (Wyman et al. 2013).

The low frictional performance and low sensitivity of friction to water vapor for the self-mated CNx coatings in inert gas environments are mainly attributed to the formation of a sp2 rich carbon tribo-layer on the mating surface.

The pathogenicity and survival of Mycobacterium species in varied environments has been attributed to the variation in structural components of cell wall complex [2] and hence the variation in the biosynthetic machinery.