Sentence examples for are equally attributed to from inspiring English sources

A portion of these diagnoses are attributed to routine testing in acute care based on historical numbers and the remaining AIDS diagnoses are equally attributed to targeted testing and routine testing in high prevalence settings.

For example, a recent cost-effectiveness analysis was conducted of insecticide-treated net (ITN) distribution as part of the 2004 measles vaccination campaign in Togo, with shared costs assumed to be equally attributed between the two health interventions [ 36].

The minor share was almost equally attributed to interruptions by others (n = 163, 12.0%) and impediments/delays (n = 159 , 11.75).

This apparent rise may reflect an actual increase in disease incidence but could equally well be attributed to better awareness of the disease itself and/or existence of a national referral centre as well as improved diagnostic techniques.

Although the failures of that effort are routinely attributed to insurgent attacks, an examination of this project shows that troubled decision-making and execution have played equally important roles.

Although the failures of that effort are routinely attributed to insurgent attacks, an examination of the project shows that troubled decision-making and execution have played equally important roles.

Likewise the failure that is often attributed to the senses is equally nothing but a precipitous judgement by which one says that the senses do not know".

But crunching the data suggests other attributes that are equally important to Tottenham Hotspur, his club.

It is equally certain that ulterior motives will be attributed to Bugliosi: political ambition, promotion of his book and justification of his own work as prosecutor.

The plethora of strains of Daoism makes any specific content attributed to philosophical Daoism controversial to others who are equally attracted to the texts and their ideas.

Although reference is made to the PICU environment, the attributes and roles of humanistic leadership are equally applicable to the adult intensive care unit (ICU).