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This has been ascribed to the formation of local acidity during pyrrole oxidation.

This has been ascribed to a positive correlation between carbon chain length and bioaccumulation for PFC with 8 to 12 carbons [34].

This has been ascribed due to the restricted Ostwald ripening and/or migration-coalescence of the GNPs between adjacent pores of the PMOs with 1-D pore structures.

The inferiority of naratriptan versus most other triptans at 2 h has been shown in meta-analyses [1, 2, 4], and this has been ascribed to a slow action of naratriptan [5].

Among others this has been ascribed to the difference in cofactor preference of XR and XDH, which results in xylose to xylitol conversion rather than ethanolic fermentation (Bruinenberg et al. 1983).

Individual pharmacokinetics after administration of enteric coated tablets are often highly variable and this has been ascribed to the interaction of the dosage form with the physiology of the gastrointestinal tract.

One reason for this difference has been ascribed to estrogen, a female hormone that induces high-density lipoproteins (HDL) which remove excess cholesterol from arterial cells, thus providing a protective effect against development of atherosclerosis in women.

This trend has been ascribed to the contribution of the rigid amorphous fraction to the structural relaxation process.

This effect has been ascribed to the presence of antinutritional factors (ANF) present in plant ingredients, although the magnitude of the effects of ANF has not been determined.

This effect has been ascribed to the systemic action of muscle-derived cytokines, mainly interleukin-6 (IL-6), whose levels are known to increase during exercise [36 38].

This sensitiveness has been ascribed to a photo-induced electron transfer from the amino groups of the central PAMAM core and the terminal amino groups of dialkylamino moieties to the electron-deficient component in 1,8-naphthalimide.