Sentence examples for have not ascribed from inspiring English sources

Many authors have followed Łukasiewicz in taking Aristotle to restrict the principle of bivalence, though they have not ascribed to Aristotle the details of Łukasiewicz's system, which is problematic in many respects.

Police have not ascribed any racial motive to the killing.

A lot clearly needs to be done as more than 40% of the 35,000 genes (and possibly 120,000 different proteins they may code) have not been ascribed any functional attribute [ 15], neither a biochemical function (e.g. kinase), a cellular function (e.g. a specific signaling pathway) or a function at the tissue/organism level (e.g. synovial hypertrophy, cartilage homeostasis, etc).

However, contrary to the upstream intergenic sequences, introns and UTRs have not been ascribed a general role in regulating gene expression.

Cardioviruses cause myocarditis and encephalomyelitis in rodents; human cardioviruses have not been ascribed to any disease.

Rs3918342 and rs1421292 have not been ascribed any functionality and were not found to be associated in strong LD (r > 0.6) with any SNP within the DAOA borders.

In mammals, an array of MEF2C proteins is generated by alternative splicing (AS), yet specific functions have not been ascribed to each isoform.

Thus, there is a large set of highly expressed T. brucei-specific (20) or conserved (91) genes that have not been ascribed a function; including nine of the 50 most highly expressed genes in cBF (see Table 2).

The four additional isoforms of p63, which have not been ascribed specific functions to date, are created through the combination of the two different N-termini (TA and ΔN) with additional C-terminal splice variants consummating the six combinations: TAp63 α, TAp63 β, TAp63 γ, ΔNp63 α, ΔNp63 β, and ΔNp63 γ.

In rare cases experimentally-validated TFs will not be found in P2TF because they possess relatively novel DNA-binding sequences which have not yet been ascribed a domain profile by Pfam or SMART.

We see three predominant categories of patterns: (i) patterns widespread in a kingdom such as those originating from respiratory chain-associated proteins and translation machinery; (ii) proteins with structurally and/or functionally favored patterns, which have not yet been ascribed this role; (iii) multicopy species-specific retrotransposons, only found in the genome set.