Sentence examples for ascribed to the study from inspiring English sources

This can most likely be ascribed to the study design, as the data on bisphosphonate use were inaccurate.

This difference was ascribed to the study protocol requirement for patients to wait longer before rescue medication could be used after taking an OTFC dose (45 60 minutes) compared with 20 minutes after the first dose of INFS.[ 29] This requirement was based on the longer time for administration of the OTFC lozenge.

Historically, dendrology also encompassed the natural history of the woody species in a given area, but such studies are now more properly ascribed to the field of ecology.

This does not come as a surprise for the case study at hand and it can be ascribed to the availability, within the study area, of: a reliable database of soil properties, and an in-depth knowledge of the behaviour of the considered landslides.

We speculate that the apparent weaker interaction observed in the case-noncase analysis compared to the cohort analysis could be ascribed to the difference in study design.

This may well be ascribed to the difficulty in studying this problem with an adequate experimental design.

Brain injury of preterm infants has widely been ascribed to the cerebrum, but recent studies demonstrate that injury of the cerebellum occurs, too [1].

Similarly, deprivation was associated with intrapartum stillbirth and neonatal death from prematurity and with postneonatal infant deaths not ascribed to the three specific categories studied, but these associations were no longer significant in multivariate analysis.

Indeed, our study is relatively small and the lack of a formal statistical significance may well be ascribed to the low statistical power of the study.

All subjects were ascribed to a shower ward; those having used more than one shower in the course of the study were ascribed to the shower the most contaminated.

In the absence of any changes in biosecurity, the overall reduction of C. burnetii infection in animals to 1.2% milk shedders and the reduced environment contamination found at the end of the study was ascribed to the effects of vaccination together with the culling of milk shedders.