Sentence examples for puzzling attribute from inspiring English sources
One puzzling attribute of H. pylori is the differential outcome of infection and severity of inflammation in different populations of the world (63).
One puzzling attribute shared by USSs and DUSs is an unusually strong consensus, with each genome containing many more copies that perfectly match its consensus core sequence than singly mismatched copies.
One puzzling attribute of H. pylori infection is why some populations with high incidences of H. pylori infection, such as those in Japan and Korea, have high incidences of gastric carcinoma, whereas other highly infected populations, such as populations in central Africa, do not.
We argue that this puzzling regularity may be attributed to players' perceptions of their opponents' skill or level of rationality.
Most physicists attributed the puzzling features of entangled quantum states to Einstein's inappropriate 'detached observer' view of physical theory, and regarded Bohr's reply to the EPR argument (Bohr, 1935) as vindicating the Copenhagen interpretation.
More puzzling is how Mr. Mohler attributes the ills of society exclusively to the undercurrents of modernity.
In actuality, that puzzling noise is a routine function attributed to the power transfer unit, or PTU, which relates to the hydraulics of the plane and is nothing to worry about.
For Glansdorff and colleagues, the puzzling gene distributions that many have attributed to horizontal gene transfer are better explained by differential loss of paralogues.
If assignment as CO was correct, it is puzzling that turnover did not occur; the authors attribute this to the low pH of the crystallization conditions which may have disfavored the deprotonation necessary for activity.
Brokaw's most puzzling moment came when discussing McCain's success, which he attributed to the candidate's "indomitable will".
Even though some puzzling issues remain, we believe that these can be safely attributed to the inherent difficulty of the identification problem.
