Sentence examples for and were attributed by from inspiring English sources

The Galaxy S4 had to overcome inventory issues that disrupted its U.S. rollout and were attributed by the company to unexpectedly high demand for the phone.

The customers' requirements can be either beneficial (higher the better) or non-beneficial (lower the better), and are attributed by the value of the corresponding improvement driver (+1 for beneficial criteria and −1 for non-beneficial criteria).

One digestive upset was reported and was attributed by the patient to eating more F&V.

Mr. Obama will be blamed for that, Republicans argue, and any improvement will be attributed by his opponents to the fiscal discipline Republicans imposed.

The catheter crimping and breakage were attributed by the manufacturers to the material strength as this was a small cohort of prototype and assured that it would be more robust in the final product.

The EM algorithm also led to the inference of three new haplotypes, and the following names were attributed by the official NAT2 nomenclature committee (nat.mbg.duth.gr): NAT2*12N, NAT2*13D and NAT2*14K.

Joe, Henrietta's youngest son, was born when she was already ill; he served a long prison sentence for homicide and his lifelong delinquencies were attributed by the family to the poisoned environment of his mother's womb.

Exclusion criteria were: (1) patients with acute coronary syndromes; (2) patients with no echocardiographic structural or functional cardiac abnormalities; and (3) patients whose complaints were attributed by the attending physician to causes other than HF.

Other local actions involving shutting stores and removing books from public libraries were attributed by civil liberties advocates to the "oppressive" trend that Keating had set.

However, the mechanism for the generation of this mitochondrial ROS is unresolved and has been attributed by some studies to the inhibition of mitochondrial respiration and in others to the opening of the ATP-dependent mitochondrial potassium channel (mitoKATP channel).

The significant relation between the genes and geography is attributed by the spatial analysis of this haplogroup.