Sentence examples for attributable to a large from inspiring English sources

They say the profitability of the deal was attributable to a large extent to a £41m deposit made by a subsidiary of MG Rover Group MGRGG) which had no direct interest in the MGR Capital acquisition.

It has risen but only by a small amount - looking at the longer term trends shows this is mostly attributable to a large scale reduction in the number of Finns in Sweden!

Genotypes from the drier site had higher WUE, which was attributable to a large reduction in transpirational water loss.

On the Super Tubes Hydrocoaster, three people sit on a 45 kg raft, whose weight is mainly attributable to a large magnet on its underside.

It is scheduled to ship in early 2010, at an estimated retail price of $68,000 -- most of which is attributable to a large lithium-ion battery pack designed to compete with a gas-powered, performance-oriented sport bike.

Similarly, the weight difference between female AC3−/− and AC3+/+ mice was attributable to a large increase in fat mass (Figure 2B).

Statin users had a significantly lower percent dense volume, but this difference was mainly attributable to a larger non-dense volume in statin users.

It is hard to know if this was attributable to a larger use of the vaccine of if it is part of the normal HA cyclical pattern.

The negative finding of the association between systolic BP and 1-year air pollution exposures may be attributable to a much larger effect of traditional risk factor, for example, age, on systolic BP than 1-year air pollution exposures among our study subjects.

Cocaine administration evokes cardiovascular responses that are variable in rats such that the pressor response is attributable to either a large increase in systemic vascular resistance and a decrease in cardiac output (vascular responders) or a smaller increase in systemic vascular resistance and no change or an increase in cardiac output (mixed responders).

Pemberton et al. recently classified ROHs by length: short ROHs, which reflect ancient haplotype blocks; intermediate ROHs, which reflect background relatedness attributable to a population bottleneck; and large ROHs, attributable to recent parental relatedness.