Sentence examples for attributable to difficulties from inspiring English sources

Kalaitzandonakes and Dunn ([1995]) argued that differing results could be attributable to difficulties in measuring the education variable.

To date, even though based on successful pre-clinical animal studies, results of clinical trials are characterized by dampened effects attributable to difficulties in the study design (patient heterogeneity) and species differences.

This might be attributable to difficulties in maintaining PA as physical discomfort increases as pregnancy progresses [ 14].

This may be attributable to difficulties in estimating blood/tissue POP concentration at critical time periods of carcinogenesis.

Our study suggests that a very significant component of delay is attributable to difficulties in recognising early symptoms as psychosis and reluctance by young people and their carers to act at the earliest opportunity to signals of a potential threat of psychosis.

It has been suggested that the high local failure rate after RFA of large tumors is partly attributable to difficulty in obtaining an adequate ablation volume by geometric overlap of multiple ablation zones, which was described by Dodd et al. [ 50].

Thus the effect size attributable to VP difficulties alone is modest but could be an important contributor to underachievement in children with other risk factors for educational disadvantage.

Since we used the same fossil-based calibration points as previous researchers and identical settings for the analysis, this result is most likely attributable to the difficulties inherent in modeling the inherently heterogeneous patterns of mutation of various mtDNA protein-coding genes.

These reagents are widely used for RNA and/or DNA isolation, while reports on their use for protein extraction are limited, attributable to technical difficulties in protein solubilisation.

Lower coverage attributable to mapping difficulties likely also explains the reduced diversity in the centro/telo-meres, which are highly repetitive regions and the 2La inversion, which exhibits high divergence.

Case-control research on the association between surgery and sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) encompasses six studies and one meta-analysis [ 1- 8], which frequently yielded diverging, partly inconsistent, positive [ 5, 6] or negative [ 7, 8] results, potentially attributable to methodological difficulties.