Sentence examples for attributable more to from inspiring English sources

By December, the number slipped again by 55,000, though the decrease might be attributable more to seasonal factors than to the recession or the war in Afghanistan.

It is difficult to judge if Mr. Corzine's victory was attributable more to his $35 million investment or New Jersey voters' disgust with Mr. Florio's $2.8 billion tax increase as governor in 1990.

Yet it is beginning to look more & more as if American policy by and large is a failure... Some of our shortcomings are attributable more to the President's boorishness & to the advice he gets from economic & military aides than to the initiatives recommended by Henry Kissinger.

However, over the past year, the growth rates decelerated compared with 2013, which is attributable more to the maturation of the Snapchat platform than anything else.

These leaps look almost miraculous in retrospect, attributable more to Lamarckian than Darwinian mechanisms (e.g., animals needed jaws, so they grew them).

Many of Jacob's peers in the mutual fund industry claimed that the fund's growth was attributable more to dumb luck than to any particular acumen on Jacob's part.

However, even in this study the difference in sperm sizes is thought to be attributable to more variable sperm length within consort males and due to a few consort individuals having unusually short sperm [ 19].

The higher readmission rates among ethnic minority patients did not seem to be attributable to more early discharges, as on average, patients from ethnic minorities also had longer LOS than ethnic Dutch patients.

However, these genes account for less than 5% of overall breast cancer patients and most of the risk is likely to be attributable to more low-penetrance genetic variants [ 5- 7].

The lower rate of groin complications with dabigatran may be attributable to more frequent use of ultrasound to guide instrumentation later in our series when more dabigatran was used.

Therefore, the difference in the number of significantly divergently expressed genes in each comparison between a parental species and hybrids is attributable to more genes being upregulated in XB compared to HXLXB than are upregulated in XL compared to HXLXB.