Sentence examples for mechanisms attributed to from inspiring English sources
The three main mechanisms, attributed to the therapeutic efficacy of trastuzumab and pertuzumab, are: growth inhibition, apoptosis, and necrosis.
Interestingly, some compounds showed both estrogenic and anti-estrogenic effects, indicating both receptor-dependant and –independent mechanisms attributed to some of these compounds, in line with other studies.
Among these mechanisms, target alteration has been reported to be responsible for a high level of resistance to CIP whereas efflux pump and Qnr protein mediated mechanisms attributed to a low level of resistance (Jacoby 2005; Strahilevitz et al. 2009).
By examining the intracellular trafficking, kinetics of phagosomal pH and degradation of antigens bounded to beads, we illustrate the possible mechanisms attributed to the profound effect of particle size on the efficiency of cross-presentation.
One of the protective mechanisms attributed to cadmium involves induction of metallothioneins, which are reported to be involved in protection against chemically induced oxidative stress and also act as a free radical scavenger (Jeong et al. 2004; Takahashi et al. 2004).
Though there are many mechanisms attributed to the antimicrobial activity shown by silver nanoparticles, the actual and most reliable mechanism is not fully understood or cannot be generalized as the nanoparticles are found to act on different organisms in different ways.
The multiple absorbing mechanisms attribute to the improved impedance matching which indicates the as-prepared porous GN Fe3O4 composites could be a potential candidate for lightweight electromagnetic wave absorption materials.
The decline in the maintenance of the self-renewal pathway is considered one of the major mechanisms attributing to aging.
Its mechanism attributed to the chemisorptions [37].
The n = 3.9 value assumed domination of grain growth mechanism attributed to grain boundary retardation by inclusions or pores.
In the 1 10 μm range, a strong increase in hardness indicates a change in plasticity mechanism, attributed to the classical Hall Petch grain size strengthening.
