Sentence examples for attributable to former from inspiring English sources

An interesting fact was registered in 2009, when a peak of increasing prevalence was registered, mainly attributable to former smokers in 2008 who relapsed [ 18].

Results If we assume causality, among men and women, 10%95%5% confidence interval 7 to 13%) and 3% (1 to 5%) of the incidence of total cancer was attributable to former and current alcohol consumption in the selected European countries.

In conclusion, if we assume causality between alcohol consumption and overall and specific cancer incidence, a considerable proportion of the most common and most lethal cancers is attributable to former and current alcohol consumption in the selected European countries, especially to consumption above the recommended upper limit.

In men, 33% of the fracture cases were attributable to old age and low BMD, with the former - old age - (20%) having more effect than the latter.

Remark: Approximately 46% of all vertebral fracture cases in women were attributable to old age and low BMD, with the latter - low BMD - (31%) having more pronounced effect than the former.

But it's uncertain how much of the warming is attributable to humans and how much is attributable to other factors".

At the time, the company said its stock-option accounting problems were attributable to two former employees, an allusion that was widely interpreted as referring to Mr. Anderson and the former general counsel, Nancy R. Heinen, who was also sued by the S.E.C. this week.

In the past, however, it may have been in a 5 3 resonance with Miranda, which could have been partially responsible for the heating of that moon (although the maximum heating attributable to a former 1 3 resonance of Umbriel with Miranda was likely about three times greater).

Difference between the mtDNA and nuclear data is attributable to the former having a slower evolutionary rate [ 51, 77], ¼ effective the population size, and being more influenced by population bottlenecks [ 50].

Whether this is due to accumulation of cholesterol epoxides (ChEH ligands) or reduction in the synthesis of cholestane-3β,5α,6β-triol remains unknown, although the anti-cancer effects of TAM in estrogen-insensitive breast tumors are thought to be attributable to the former [ 11, 26, 29].

Objective To compute the burden of cancer attributable to current and former alcohol consumption in eight European countries based on direct relative risk estimates from a cohort study.