Sentence examples for robustly attributed from inspiring English sources

Development of mammalian cancer in response to bacterial infection is a relatively recently recognized phenomenon [ 99], and this outcome has also been robustly attributed to H. hepaticus and H. mustelae.

However, robustly attributing evolution to virus-mediated selection is challenging, and selection by other agents [ e.g. Doc insertion in CHKov1 ; 27], and at linked loci [ e.g. drh-1 deletion; 30 ] have been proposed in some cases.

It also calls into question whether ocean reanalyses can be used to robustly attribute increased Ht below the ocean mixed layer in the early 2000s as an explanation for the onset of the recent slowdown in surface warming [ Guemas et al., 2013].

Remarkably, 10 of the 25 non-chimeric phylotypes that could not be attributed to known lineages of eukaryotes are now robustly identified as fast-evolving members of different well-known groups (mainly alveolates), and five other phylotypes can be linked to recently published sequences of various small eukaryotic lineages.

On the other hand, premium traffic on the North Atlantic routes, the most lucrative ones, rose 0.7percentt in March, and most of the drop in first-class and business-class travel (down 10.7percentt) was attributed to routes within Europe, where the high-end private jet market has been growing robustly.

At Heller Washam a robustly carved carousel canine, painted black with a vivid saddle blanket and known as "Running Dog," dates from 1895 to 1905 and is attributed to Charles Looff of Brooklyn.

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Phospho-Bcl-xL was robustly expressed in response to Cdc20 knockdown in cells overexpressing wild-type Bcl-xL, and only a minimal level of phospho-Bcl-xL was detected in the S62A mutant that can be attributed to the endogenous protein.

The source was attributed.

Every item was evaluated through bivariate weighted regression analysis under fixed and random effects assumptions to critically and robustly appraise any included study for risk of bias in attributing outcomes to the intervention and their possible effect on the overall efficacy, but none of the results was significant.

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