Sentence examples for system has been attributed from inspiring English sources

A possible explanation of cocrystallization in the later system has been attributed from small interaction between the components.

The formation of fibrillar gels in this system has been attributed to the solvation of the TGTḠ conformer of PVF2 through compound formation in a 3 1 molar ratio of the monomeric units of PVF2 and GTB.

According to prevailing understanding, skeletal mechano-responsiveness declines with age and this apparent failure of the mechano-sensory feedback system has been attributed to the gradual bone loss with aging (age-related osteoporosis).

The activity in the fronto-parietal control system has been attributed to initiation of task performance, and adjustment of cognitive control on a continuing trial-by-trial basis.

In striated muscle, the desmin filament system has been attributed to play a cell-protective role against mechanical stress by dissipating mechanical energy during muscle contraction [ 12].

Inappropriate activation of the orexin system has been attributed to the pathophysiology of insomnia based on the beneficial effects of orexin receptor antagonists [ 28, 29].

The non-uniform distribution of atherosclerotic lesions in the arterial system had been attributed to variation in blood flow characteristics as early as the nineteenth century.

Previously, the adverse effects of obesity on the respiratory system have been attributed to a number of indirect effects including the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines by adipose tissue, mechanical restriction of thoracic volumes and obesity-induced hypoventilation (Han et al. 2007, Sood 2010, Piper & Grunstein 2011).

The Fe abundance in these systems has been attributed, in addition to weathering, erosion and other natural sources, large-scale human activities such as urban industrial release, municipal solid waste, construction and demolition wastes, and agricultural activities.

This type of 'spontaneous' refolding/re-association and reconstitution of catalysis of split enzyme fragments at relatively low concentrations is well established [36] and background activity of other split enzyme complement systems have been attributed to the high affinity between fragments [25], [37].

Therefore, poor resuscitation rates in EMS systems have been attributed most often to delays in the delivery of basic CPR by witnesses or delays in rapid defibrillation by EMS personnel [ 3, 4].