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"It can only be attributable to human error," opines TV umpire Hal.

Recall, as HAL readily does, that all failings can only be attributable to human error.

Or as HAL put it: "It can only be attributable to human error".

Having accounted for differences in nucleosome distribution, the patterns of histone modifications we observed can only be attributable to active cellular mechanisms (i.e., the action of histone modifiers) which overlay the nucleosomal architecture with modifications on specific nucleosomes located within exons or within introns.

Their increased relative abundance may therefore not only be attributable to sulfide seepage.

Thus, we have to acknowledge that our findings may only be attributable to male ZDF rats.

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That it only intermittently did may be attributable to the diffuse, pop-art nature of the work itself, which promises more substance than it delivers.

Strain GJ10 resting cells degraded 2-CE only slightly, which might be attributable to lack of coenzyme regeneration of enzymes involved in the degradation.

Hunter College toxicology professor Frank Mirer said it would be "implausible" that the ongoing detection of 2-butoxyethanol among workers could be attributable to only BP's early use of Corexit 9527.

Conversely, when examining gene overexpression, it was found that only ~10% of the overexpression could be attributable to gene amplification [ 14].

When all TEs are analyzed together, 78% of the variability in PE can be attributed to variability in TE gene fractions, whereas only 48% is attributable to variability in GL (table 3).

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