Sentence examples for attributable to i from inspiring English sources

Results are quantified and illustrated as whole system and component carbon flows attributable to (i) buildings, (ii) transportation, (iii) humans (including food and waste), and (iv) vegetation and soils sectors.

Ionic conductivity decline that occurs at salt concentrations ≥1.25 M LiN CF3SO2 2 PC in both liquid and gel electrolytes, is therefore attributable to (i) ion-pairing phenomenon and (ii) an enhancement in the solution viscosity due to a high salt proportion.

%Ei, %Ci and %Fi are, respectively, the percentages of MRRi of each group i of people attributable to: i) their exposure as pedestrians, ii) their risk of collision with a vehicle adjusted by their exposure, and iii) their risk of death within the first 24 h after the collision.

This improvement was potentially attributable to (i) introduction of the PE regimen in the late 1980s and (ii) improvements in the supportive care and general management of the patients.

IAPAH aimed to estimate the health burden on the populations of Ireland and Scotland, attributable to (i) burning coal for heating; (ii) burning wood for heating; (iii) burning peat for heating; and (iv) using gas for cooking.

Coronary endothelial dysfunction occurs in cardiac surgery that is attributable to I-R injury and hyperkalemic exposure.

Therefore, for each municipality i we calculated three different quantities: A i, the number of deaths among residents of i attributable to exposure in i; B i, the number of deaths among residents of i attributable to exposure in j (where j ≠ i); and C i, the number of deaths among non-residents of i attributable to exposure in i.

Because a primary diagnosis for one health system encounter can be a comorbidity of another primary diagnosis for a different health system encounter, it is important that we also calculate the share of primary diagnosis j attributable to comorbidity i.

The proportion of the unobserved variation in discharge status attributable to unobserved (i.e., unmeasured) hospital characteristics was 10percentt.

The proportion of the unobserved variation in institutional use attributable to unobserved (i.e., unmeasured) hospital characteristics was 6percentt (.1944 / (.1944 + π / 3) =.056).

The differences in health care utilisation and costs attributable to SMC, i.e. adjusted for the characteristics listed in Table 3, are shown in Table 4.