Sentence examples for all ascribable to from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, above approximately 600°C, smaller decomposition steps may be observed, all ascribable to the thermal decomposition of the carbonate materials.

Therefore, in essence, the placebo effect seen in these trials is ascribable to all non-drug aspects of the trial, in addition to treatment with placebo.

In all electrolytes studied, unique electrooxidation peaks ascribable to formic acid electrooxidation occurring on first and second/third layer palladium islands are observed.

We had available data for the MMT score, serum CK, the daily dosage of oral PSL and adverse events ascribable to TAC in all of the 15 patients enrolled in this study.

By contrast, in the case of sulfate limitation, the increase in the cumulative amount of the BjSultr1 2 transcripts (+455% with respect to the sulfur-sufficient control) was ascribable to changes in the transcript levels of all the three forms.

Up to 40% of all male and 10% of female cases might be ascribable to smoking (Cooper and Cartwright, 2005); the International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCC) has suggested that the proportion of cases attributable to prolonged smoking in most countries is of the order of 50% in men and 25% in women (IARC, 1986).

The difference in the clustering patterns between all the reads and only the KO-assigned reads was likely ascribable to the biased property of KEGG DB, since this DB was constructed by using mainly the organisms for which complete genome sequences were available.

All the same, there was a renewed vitality at City Ballet during Mr. Wheeldon's tenure, an energy ascribable to the climate of inspiration created by his unmistakable gifts.

His attitude, said the interviewer, was ascribable to irritation at a photo shoot which had preceded filming.

Ascribable to this communal perspective, perhaps, are the sententious opinions that occasionally interrupt scenes, such as this about the Senguptas' maid: "the poor have a special ability, after all, to understand the torments of their employers, to empathise with them"; or when it is said of a flower arranger that she has "the efficient but somewhat provisional air of a working woman".

To be fair to Harry and Paul, some of the creakiness is ascribable to teething problems at this first performance of their tour.