Sentence examples for pattern cannot be attributed from inspiring English sources
This pattern cannot be attributed to the differences in observed family characteristics.13.13
This pattern cannot be attributed to different performance levels, as the groups did not differ in error rates.
Finally, the pattern cannot be attributed to differential attention to the eye region, because an ANCOVA including eye tracking data indicated that dwell time on the eyes did not co-vary with RS.
The results presented here demonstrate that this pattern cannot be attributed to vertical descent from some totipotent LUCA, and instead illustrate that the patterns we see can be attributed to the disconnect between the evolutionary history of reproduction and gene mobility.
While topography and historical settlement patterns that have shaped current population distribution are certainly relevant, as noted above, the spatial patterns cannot be attributed solely to them.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03476.006 The observed stability of place cell activity patterns cannot be attributed to the animals' lack of awareness of the 2D shape of the environment or to their habituation to the environment ('Materials and methods').
This mimicry poses a major diagnostic challenge because the shared histopathological features, comprising mainly necro-inflammatory hepatocellular, cholestatic and mixed hepatocellular-cholestatic patterns, cannot be attributed unequivocally to drugs [ 45, 47].
Methylation-associated SNPs may be in LD with functional mutations that are more common in Caucasians than in African Americans, but the difference in genotype-dependent methylation patterns cannot be attributed to differences in the minor allele frequencies between the two cohorts.
It is especially compelling in the present case as the contralateral connectivity pattern observed cannot be attributed to artifacts such as shared vasculature the cerebellum is supplied by its own major arteries (Schmahmann 2007b)—or to head motion.
This pattern also cannot be attributed to variation in primer sequence specificity across the sunflower species because the degenerate primers used in this study were based on aligned amino acid sequences of several plant species (see Methods), with H. annuus (a parental species) as the sunflower representative.
Therefore differences in the pattern of interference cannot be attributed to differences in numerical or physical magnitude processing alone.
