Sentence examples for further attributed in from inspiring English sources

The mortal or spoiled part of humanity is further attributed, in Plato's Laws, to the "titanic nature" within its makeup an element of violence and impiety inherited from the primordial rebellious Titans, sons of the Earth.

Besides its role in the methylation of proteins and lipids, S-adenosylmethionine (AdoMet) was further attributed a role in the synthesis of phospholipids [ 55], which is also the case for Ino1p, an inositol 1-phosphate synthase.

Na+ K+ ATPase is known to be highly susceptible to changes in the membrane lipids, which may be further attributed to the progressive increase in the lipid peroxidation [ 72, 73].

They further attributed the antiangiogenic effect to the fact that GBP-1 induces senescence in endothelial cells rather than apoptosis.

In 2013, The Global status report on road safety released by the WHO, further attributes 78% of all road fatalities in India to human error.

In addition Jutland rises sufficiently in the centre to lift air to higher, colder altitudes further attributing to increased precipitation.

The failure to roll out further marine nature reserves has been attributed in part to a lack of a formal obligation to establish a network and the elaborate and drawn-out designation procedure.

So this study further underwent sensitivity tests of criteria attributes in order to explore to what extent the weights of criteria attributes influenced the optimal solution to China's institutional problem of health care provider selection.

In addition to the outcomes included in the DCE one further attribute included will be patient cost.

Uniformity and corrosion protection of the PEO + improved SANP film were further enhanced attributed to the restriction in the formation of bigger inorganic particles and the stability of the PAH inhibitor, respectively.

While breastfeeding shows a possible protective effect, dietary supplements with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant capacity may also have the potential to reduce further increases in NAFLD, partly attributed to poor in utero and early life nutritional programming.