Sentence examples for Largely ascribed to from inspiring English sources

Largely ascribed to global warming, average temperatures are increasing in Australia.

The electoral rout was largely ascribed to his failure to revive the economy.

This is largely ascribed to the significant achievements in modern polymer chemistry.

Within Australia, similar trends in population and resource use have been identified but largely ascribed to cultural changes.

Indeed, the PC market's uplift earlier this year was largely ascribed to companies replacing machines running Windows XP, last updated in 2008.

Fisker's value is largely ascribed to the design of its sleek Karma vehicle, rather than any proprietary technology that could be leveraged by Chinese companies.

This mobility can largely be ascribed to the exclusion of the notochord from the cranial base and an articulation of the foramen magnum floor with the atlas of the tadpole.

These low-attenuation pseudoperfusion defects can largely be ascribed to beam-hardening artifacts most likely from the adjacent bone structures.

Divergent morphology of species has largely been ascribed to genetic differences in the tissue-specific expression of proteins, which could be achieved by divergence in cis-regulatory elements or by altering the binding specificity of transcription factors (TFs).

Thissen and Wainer found that both formats could largely be ascribed to a single shared factor but did find some specific open-ended factors for which only the open-ended items contributed [ 69].

What that means, in more nuts-and-bolts terms, is a book that is interspersed with clearly fictitious, largely awkward monologues (ascribed to Bob Dole, Al Gore, Monica Lewinsky, etc).