Sentence examples for attributable rather to from inspiring English sources

The difference seems attributable rather to customary attitudes and valuations in particular, the assumption that women's productivity is lower in all jobs and the belief that pay should be proportioned to need (women workers generally needing less than the man who has a family to support).

In fact, we see a decrease in the slope of the relation between age and alcohol use after age 21, which is unlikely to be attributable to MLDA and rather to developmental changes co-occurring during this period.

They also conclude that the gap is not directly attributable to discrimination but rather to growing differences in productive characteristics, in particular, to an increased gap in the educational attainment between the Han and the minorities and a presumed strengthening of the relationship between educational attainment and higher-status occupations.

Nor are the bulk of US jobs lost since the 1990s attributable to NAFTA but rather to competition from China and other factors.

However, it remains unclear, whether this success is attributable to cidofovir or rather to the improving immune function after cessation of steroids two days earlier.

Whether this effect and the effect on proliferation and migration are attributable directly to MS4A8A or rather to its regulated genes in particular KRT20 needs further evaluation.

At the same time, we could not exclude the possibility that the persistence of this correlation at small scales might not be attributable to localized interactions, but rather to methodological artifact since the positional cloning used to detect both SNPs and indels for the TAIR database might have allowed selection bias.

Weight gain, which commonly occurs during the menopausal transition, seems to be attributable to aging rather than to the menopausal transition itself (3, 16).

The I statistic was calculated to quantify the percentage of total variation across studies attributable to heterogeneity rather than to chance (Higgins and Thompson 2002).

I statistics were provided to quantify the percentage of total variation across studies that was attributable to heterogeneity rather than to chance (21).

Therefore, the observed differences in the primary outcomes comparing gestational diabetic versus euglycemic pregnancies should be attributable to diabetes rather than to the insulin treatment.