Sentence examples for Reasonably attributed to from inspiring English sources

A medically qualified individual must determine the relationship of each AE to the vaccine as either 'related to the vaccine' (reasonable temporal sequence and not reasonably attributed to another cause) or 'not related to the vaccine'.

Only five paintings that can be reasonably attributed to him survive.

These advantages are reasonably attributed to the interaction between Au sites and basic LDH.

If any changes are apparent, then they are routinely (and quite reasonably) attributed to the passive consequences of growth.

The improvement in ORR was reasonably attributed to the synergy between N-doped TaOx and N-doped RGO.

But substantial circumstantial evidence certainly exists, such as whether a change in appearance can be reasonably attributed to natural causes or to drug use.

Now to assert that it was generated and yet is eternal is to assert the impossible; for we cannot reasonably attribute to anything any characteristics but those which observation detects in many or all instances.

For if it is true, as some are now persuasively arguing, that this is a title race stripped of the certainties you can reasonably attribute to champions-elect, if the winners must face the charge that their prize came by default, the cost of failure in such a year will surely haunt no one more deeply than Arsenal.

During the measurement, a continuous decrease of the current was observed, indicating the progressive degradation of PbS, which can be reasonably attributing to PbS oxidative processes.

I will say again that in the teachings that we can reasonably attribute to Jesus himself, there is nothing -- not one thing -- that contradicts or breaks with the Judaism of what came to be called (thanks to the KJV) the "old" testament.

The genuine meritocracy of UK appointments is surprisingly recent and can reasonably be attributed to research assessment.