Sentence examples for attributable to a shift from inspiring English sources

The consensus also held that the chain's recent drooping sales were attributable to a shift in its customers best described in two words: Lizzie McGuire.

This slight asymmetry may be attributable to a shift in audiotactile simultaneity resulting from temporal recalibration and adaptation in the extended (and repeated) audiotactile stream [27], [28], or the small difference between the auditory and tactile stimulus durations used in the experiment.

Perhaps the plaster cast in some way mitigates any discomfort caused by the electrical stimulus by reducing or substituting the physiological sensation, or perhaps the effect is psychological, attributable to a shift in tolerance.

The decrease in mortality risk among screen detected breast cancers has been found to be attributable to a shift to earlier stage and a more favorable prognosis [ 6- 8].

This findings may be the result of reductions both in the number of patients started on AHT and in drug prices, rather than attributable to a shift in prescribing preferences for cheaper therapeutic options (see Table 4).

Approximately 5 percentage points of this effect is attributable to a simple shift between (independent) supply and (employer sponsored) demand-driven skilled migratory streams, with the remainder accounted for by changes in the criteria used to select successful visa applicants in the points system.

This effect was attributable to a depolarizing shift in the voltage dependence of HCN channel activation (Fig. 6C).

A similar phenomenon has been previously reported in normal mouse skin tissue [ 33, 36] and was attributable to a Raman shift.

This observation is in line with previous findings that the suppression of airway eosinophilia and AHR by LPS [ 41] or killed mycobacteria [ 42] is not attributable to a Th1 shift.

Thus this amount of change in self-reported HRQoL on this scale may well have been interpreted as clinically meaningful for up to 70% of participants despite it being attributable to an acute shift in response rather than a change in underlying health.

This result may be attributable to a fiber type shift toward faster MHC isoforms.