Sentence examples for attributable to expanded from inspiring English sources
A lead author of the study, Joyce Martin, said the increase was largely attributable to expanded Medicaid eligibility in the late 80's.
Interestingly, intracellular FACS staining revealed higher frequencies of IFNγ+ T-cells in old mice, most likely attributable to the expanded effector/memory CD4+ T-cell population (Fig. 5).
In fact, with rare exception, it became widely accepted that the mucosal manifestations of GORD (other than Barrett's metaplasia) can be controlled indefinitely with sustained PPI therapy. 2 However, as the problem of refractory mucosal disease receded, the problem of refractory symptoms blossomed and the list of symptoms and syndromes potentially attributable to GORD expanded.
Increases are probably attributable to an expanding raccoon rabies epizootic in the mid-Atlantic states and changes in PEP consideration after potential bat exposure (5 ).
This is partly attributable to an expanding body of evidence that indicates tremendous gaps, variability, and apparent inconsistency in the content of consent forms for health research, even for similar studies or at different sites within the same study [ 1- 8].
(AIHW 2008, 158) By 2010, however, the AIHW Report explained the increase in diabetes as follows: 'Over the longer term and accounting for population changes, Type 2 diabetes is projected to become the leading cause of disease burden by 2023, partly attributable to the expanding problem of overweight and obesity' (AIHW 2010, 58).
If the truth lies somewhere in between, the ratio of the snapshot slope to the tracking slope can provide a quantitative measure of the fraction of the constant-age tracking-based increase in autism that is "real" rather than attributable to better or expanded diagnosis.
The advantages of computational inferences are attributable to various biological models that can be used to expand data coverage.
It is always looking to expand its territory — the phenomenal level of recent violence in Juárez is largely attributable to a Sinaloa takeover attempt, but drug lords have been operating out of Sinaloa for generations.
