Sentence examples for attributable in a from inspiring English sources

Even nonderivative value (value that something has in its own right; value that is, in some way, not attributable to the value of anything else) is usually understood to be supervenient on certain nonevaluative features of the thing that has value (and thus to be attributable, in a different way, to these features).

One of the most important findings of our study was that the survival difference was attributable, in a multivariate analysis, to the patient's BRCA1 status and was observed in patients treated with chemotherapy.

The average rating on the debt he holds is single-A, compared with BBB a year ago, attributable in part to an increase in exposure to Treasury bonds.

The results are attributable in part to a low budget, a truncated shooting schedule of a few days spread over a year and the use of an inexperienced cast in limited locations whose interiors seem claustrophobic.

Now the class of 2011 is on target to graduate 86 percent of its students, said Elvin Bell, the school's "graduation coach," an increase attributable in part to a longer school day and online credit recovery.

This may be attributable, in part, to a long evolutionary separation but it also seems to reflect a relatively relaxed selection as compared to the splicing domain.

However, among people with diagnosed diabetes, men have a lower serum non-HDL-C concentration than women, perhaps attributable in part to a higher proportion of men using prescribed medicine to lower blood cholesterol as shown in our study.

His speedy recovery was attributable in part to a protective suit with built-in air bags.

In fact, in an online column that Mr. Allen wrote last week for The National Catholic Reporter, an independent newsweekly, he said some officials perceived an anti-Catholic bias at American news organizations that might be attributable in part to a large number of Jewish journalists and to the Vatican's sympathy for Palestinians.

Wales has struggled to develop or attract high value-added employment in sectors such as finance and research and development, attributable in part to a comparative lack of 'economic mass' (i.e. population) – Wales lacks a large metropolitan centre.

The differences in body weight were attributable in part to a reduction in food intake.