The phrase "attributable to extra" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something can be assigned to an additional factor or element, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The increase in sales was largely attributable to extra marketing efforts this quarter."
Alternatives: "due to additional" or "resulting from extra".
Heat-caused conductivity is called intrinsic, while that attributable to extra electrons from impurity atoms is called extrinsic.
The latest study on this subject published in Health Affairs, a peer-reviewed journal, says just 3.4percentt of the extra cost in high-cost plans is attributable to extra benefits.
A PO could arrange to "ring-fence" the additional landings track record, so that if any of the remaining member vessels subsequently leave the PO, that proportion of their track record which is attributable to extra quota obtained in this way could be retained within the PO.
The extra VO2 in the H condition is at least partially attributable to the extra myocardial VO2, since a higher cardiac output has to exist to continue supplying the muscles with the same blood flow, but have to send extra blood to the skin for cooling.
The extra VO2 in the H condition seems to be at least partially attributable to the extra myocardial VO2, since a higher cardiac output has to exist to continue supplying the muscles with the same blood flow, but have to send extra blood to the skin for cooling and thus impacted GE.
Moreover, it seems that the activation energy for sPS chains to diffuse from the miscible melt to the crystal growth front is slightly increased in sPS/aPS(M), plausibly attributable to the extra energy required for the demixing process.
Last week, AT&T said its earnings rose 63.3% in the first quarter–a huge gain, attributable to the extra income from SBC Communication's acquisition of the former AT&T.
This appears not to be attributable to the extra foods with < 10%% whole grain included since the average intakes of adults and children/teenagers from all whole-grain food sources do not differ from the average whole grain intake from foods containing ≥ 10%% whole grain.
Our results suggest that the exclusive eradication of human cancer cells with extra centrosomes by the phenanthridine derivative PJ-34 is attributable to its extra-centrosomes de-clustering activity in mitosis.
This residual variation, also known as overdispersion, may be attributable to either a true extra-aggregation of the cases in one or more areas, or to dependence between the observations.
This finding may be attributable to the effect of the extra calories contributed by excess ethanol consumption [ 29].
