Sentence examples for functionalities ascribed to from inspiring English sources

Other cancer-relevant functionalities ascribed to EGFRvIII include evasion of apoptosis [ 30], tumor cell invasion [ 22], angiogenesis [ 50] and stem cell self-renewal [ 16].

Overall, a bewildering array of functionalities have been ascribed to the Mlp network, including roles in recruitment of transport factors, late processing of transcripts, and epigenetic regulation of gene expression, as will be discussed below.

No function has been ascribed to TEX10.

This attractive efficiency can be ascribed to the functionalities of mesoporous carbon support, which affords more efficient electron transfer and better mass transport, maximizing the availability of nano PtRu catalysts.

Multi-functionality is not a property often ascribed to natural gene networks, probably because natural networks are rarely fully characterised and inputs and outputs are difficult to define.

EBV Rta is not the only variant that cross-reactivates KSHV; other viral factors including the HCMV UL112-113 locus [57] and HIV-1 tat protein [58] have also been ascribed to possess such functionality, suggesting that other viral infections may also participate in KSHV pathogenesis.

This may be ascribed to the presence of oxygeneous functionalities in the CD structure, which are intercalated between the consecutive layers, leading to a larger inter-planar seperation.

This might be ascribed to higher surface area, as we have calculated above and greater availability of NH+ and :NH2 functionalities which are accessible for the sorption of Cr III) and Cr VI), respectively.

DALLAS.; Ascribed to Senate Restraints.

Archives|DALLAS.; Ascribed to Senate Restraints.

4) Prayers ascribed to St . Augustine