Sentence examples for I attributable to from inspiring English sources

RRj is the corresponding relative risk for disease i attributable to the insufficient level of physical activity.

Therefore, for each municipality i we calculated three different quantities: A i, the number of deaths among residents of i attributable to exposure in i; B i, the number of deaths among residents of i attributable to exposure in j (where j ≠ i); and C i, the number of deaths among non-residents of i attributable to exposure in i.

The probability that the number of exported AD (i.e., the deaths among nonresidents of i attributable to PM10 exposure in i; C i) was greater than the number of imported AD (deaths among residents of i attributable to exposure outside of i; B i), was > 60% for all capital cities, except for Lecco and Lodi, where it was around 50% (Table 3).

%Ei, %Ci and %Fi are, respectively, the percentages of MRRi of each group i of people attributable to: i) their exposure as pedestrians, ii) their risk of collision with a vehicle adjusted by their exposure, and iii) their risk of death within the first 24 h after the collision.

Is that attributable to three strikes?

Much of the success of U.S. military air activity during World War I was attributable to Brigadier General William Billy Mitchellhell, a combat air commander who directed U.S. air attacks of increasing strength up to the war's end.

A prespecified hierarchical testing sequence was implemented to strongly control overall type I error attributable to multiplicity; P values are reported for prespecified comparisons only.

This indicates that Syn II has a more profound structural role compared with Syn I, likely attributable to the stronger interactions of the former isoform with the cytoskeleton (65).

In this model, log n i = log P i + β AM i + β MA i + a o where P i is the population offset, A i is avian mortality attributable to WNV, and M i is the number of virus-positive mosquito pools.

Let us assume that the exposure is homogeneous within the municipality; in the absence of intermunicipality commuting, the fraction of deaths among residents of municipality i that are attributable to PM10 depends only on the exposure response curve and the concentration of PM10 in municipality i.

When any group of people is compared with any other and the sample size of the smaller group is about 100, a difference between the two groups on a given question will be insignificant (i.e., attributable to chance or error) unless the poll finds it to be greater than 14 percentage points.