Sentence examples for ascribed to time from inspiring English sources

Our results show that low activity and employment rates for NENAC and Central Asia are not associated with higher reservation wages; this implies that low migrant participation is attributable to a weak demand for their skills rather than to a high value ascribed to time spent at home.

Whereas a slight increase in the amplitude of oscillations at 20 compared with 11 mmol/l glucose could be ascribed to time rather than the concentration difference (not shown), a significant decrease of the half-width of each oscillation was observed at the higher glucose concentration (Fig.  3f).

Such behavior can probably be ascribed to the time needed to saturate the Pd surface by molecular oxygen [9].

Most of the packet delay can be usually ascribed to the time spent in the many queues encountered by the packet.

The difference in neurogenic potential might be ascribed to the time that targeted NSCs spent in the presence of strong mTORC1 hyperactivation in vivo.

This difference could be ascribed to the time variation, in that the accessibility of information pertaining to condoms is now better than before.

This may be partly ascribed to the time-consuming difficulty of producing cameo glass: it took John Northwood three years to produce the first glass replica of the Portland Vase in 1876.

The increase of adsorption energy of articaine molecule E ad on the silica-dextrane composites (3-2 and 4-2) can be probably ascribed to 2.3 times rise of surface contact for dextrane (727 Ǻ2) relatively to articaine (315 Ǻ2).

This complex behavior of the spectral shape is ascribed to the time-of-flight effect, which means that the particle fluxes in the low-rigidity range are low in the early phase because low-rigidity particles arrive near the Earth later than high-rigidity particles do.

Now this omission could be ascribed to the Times' archaic practices requiring reporters to keep themselves out of their stories -- but don't you think that's the kind of information a "thorough and comprehensive" journalist might insist on providing her readers?

The fact that LRE refutes the exponential character that has historically been ascribed to real-time PCR, could challenge the ability of LRE to accurately model PCR amplification.