Sentence examples for attributable to certain from inspiring English sources

Nor could scientists infer that conditioning has occurred unless they could observe, at some point, a change in an animal's behaviour attributable to certain conjunctions of events.

The new study, by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, estimated how many Alzheimer's cases might be attributable to certain behaviors or conditions: physical inactivity, smoking, depression, low education, hypertension, obesity and diabetes.

At the same time, Mr. Obama seems to believe that the problems of black Americans are in part attributable to certain behaviors among them — most notably absentee fathers, dropping out of school and violence — which not only constrain their choices but rationalize the disfiguring processes of white cultural racism that extend the pathologies of the few to all black Americans.

As we suppose basic structural differences between firms' demand attributable to certain characteristics, we distinguished the content of Table 1 by sector affiliation.

Analysis of the negative ion mass spectrum of the intact lipid A fraction of strain ATCC 17978 revealed a major ion peak m/z 1,910 with two minor associated peaks m/z 1,894 (Δm/z 16) and m/z 1,882 (Δm/z 28) attributable to certain microheterogenicity of the sample.

Compared to the adverse effects on speaking and swallowing attributable to certain sociodemographic or behavioral characteristics, having < 20 remaining teeth was even more detrimental.

This partiality, difficult to account for on aesthetic grounds, is likely attributable to a certain overlap in sensibility between the authors, an unembarrassed belief in prudence and scrupulosity over unchecked feeling.

Another interesting phenomenon is that the deposition rate depends on both the oxygen flow ratio and the deposition locations, as reported in Table 1; this effect is attributable to a certain number and energy angular distribution of the sputtered particles from the target [27].

About two-thirds of those who use placebo interventions agreed with the three motives "to gain a therapeutic advantage of a placebo effect", "to offer a treatment to patients whose complaints and test results are not attributable to a certain disease", and "to conform with the requests of the patient".

Considering both, the group who uses just impure placebos and the group who uses both pure and impure placebos together, the most frequently chosen motives were "to gain therapeutic advantage through the placebo effect" (69%), "to offer a treatment to patients whose complaints and test results are not attributable to a certain disease" (64%), and "to conform with the requests of the patient" (63%).

The experimental design here ensured that our findings were not attributable to the effect of certain potentially confounding factors, such as cross-modal or verbal-response procedures.