Sentence examples for ascribed to increases from inspiring English sources

This is largely ascribed to increases in cases of syphilis among MSM [ 11], which suggests that MSM may be represented among blood donors despite FDA-mandated permanent deferral of any donor who has had MSM since 1977.

And a steep increase in hepatitis B, which is far more contagious than H.I.V., has been ascribed to increasing intravenous drug use and sexual transmission of the infection.

CHALLENGES to property taxes in Nassau County fell this year for the first time in a decade, a shift that is being ascribed to increasing property values.

This improvement is ascribed to increased dye loading and photocurrent density.

This important effect was ascribed to increasing processing difficulties, which is shown by the maximum draw ratio obtained.

By using infrared spectroscopy, we evidenced that improvement in thermal conductivity was ascribed to increased molecular alignment.

The decline of the Voc and Jsc was mainly ascribed to increased electron recombination with tri-iodide ions (I3−).

Instead, the improved catalytic performance was ascribed to increased Au capture efficiency and dispersion by the catalyst.

These results were ascribed to increased homogeneity, higher network extension, and smaller oil droplets in emulsions with higher protein or oil concentrations.

Taken together the present results, possibly ascribed to increased levels of 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) in the brain, suggest a cautious administration of the plant extract owing to its negative influence on female sexual behavior.

This is the case of the exceptionally positive anomaly in global carbon uptake registered in 2011, which is mainly ascribed to increased productivity of semiarid vegetation in the Southern Hemisphere, and especially to the effect of wet conditions in Australia during a La Niña year5,6.