Sentence examples for ascribed to increasing from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

This trend was ascribed to increasing health awareness in the upper class and an increasing susceptibility of lower socioeconomic groups because of an increasing impact of modern risks such as unhealthy diet, less exercise, alcohol consumption, smoking, and stress.

The rise in lipids could be ascribed to increasing catabolism of stored fat depots in the second half of pregnancy to match the increasing demands of the growing fetus (13, 33).

This behavior is typically ascribed to increasing accessibility of the cellulose to enzymatic attack as a greater fraction of the hemicellulose is solubilized with increasing pretreatment severity [ 7, 16].

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

Reduction in root and shoot length may be ascribed to increased levels of heavy metals in 100% MSWVC amendments.

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.