Sentence examples for Highly attributed from inspiring English sources
Thus, students prefer to use the school's resources (might be highly attributed to purchasing power).
The danger of this compound is highly attributed to its detrimental effects of habituation and addiction (Weill & Weiss 1951).
Considering the limited uronic acid content (32.3%) in the AIR and the high esterification degree of pectin, the high viscous consistency of this fruit pulp might not be highly attributed to pectin fractions.
Very low plasma 25(OH D levels in females wearing Hijab or Niqab are highly attributed to low sunlight or UVB exposure.
CRPC development is highly attributed to inappropriate resurgence of AR activity, which occurs despite the absence of circulating serum androgens and administration of direct AR antagonists (Knudsen & Scher 2009, Yuan & Balk 2009).
As showed in Figure 7, the total phenolic content of MeOH extract significantly correlated with total antioxidant activity (R = 0.9927), whereas the correlation coefficients for CH2Cl2 extract was found to be greater than 0.9 (R = 0.9349) which proved that the phenolic contents of these extracts highly attributed their antioxidant activity.
In our study, about 16% of all participants experienced an adverse event within the 90-day post-discharge period that was virtually certain or highly likely attributed to medications.
Although there is a need for rigorous and systematic evaluation of the impact of this acceleration and expansion of primary health care in Ethiopia, improvements in maternal and child health care indicators over the past few years are highly likely attributed to this extensive and aggressive expansion [ 6, 8, 9].
Samuel values this quality highly and attributes this good quality to his caregiving experiences.
In particular a high temperature relaxation in the dielectric spectra of highly crystalline PTT, attributed to a Maxwell Wagner Sillars process, has been revealed.
Cyclic voltammetric experiments show that a broadened and highly irreversible peak attributed to oxidation of N2H4 was observed at 600 mV at the bare PGE, while a well-defined irreversible oxidation peak was observed at 100 mV at the Pcv/PGE.
