Sentence examples for attributable to normal from inspiring English sources

Some of the children's progress is probably attributable to normal development of strength and coordination.

Pseudomasses were potentially the most confusing; they are usually attributable to normal bowel folds, intraluminal mucus collections, or segments of bowel that have been intussuscepted into the bladder to prevent reflux.

This task is complicated however, by the fact that distinguishing climate change impacts from those attributable to normal climate variability requires measurements spanning over at least 30 years (the 'climate norm').

It is not known if this predominance is related to the vaccine introduction or attributable to normal genotype fluctuations.

Glucagon release recovered faster in the few participants with blood glucose levels <3.9 mmol/l (<70 mg/dl) attributable to normal feedback pathways.

Additionally, at all stages of MS there is significant CC atrophy, which is not attributable to normal aging (Martola et al., 2007).

'I think many scientists would debate the percentage of what is attributable to man versus normal fluctuations,' Rubio said on 'State of the Union.@realDonaldTrumpump just claimed on @60Minutes that EU created to take advantage of the US on trade.

In the nervous system, disruption of N-myc leads to a profound impairment of growth and causes microcephaly as well as retinal defects, phenotypes attributable to perturbance of normal neural stem and progenitor cell (NSC) biology [15] [17].

The argument that malaria kills but deaths are not likely attributable to AIs under normal malaria control conditions does not reduce the responsibility to ascertain the risks posed by insecticides and delve deeper into how these risks can be mitigated.

Of particular interest is the high number of deaths attributable to asphyxia in normal birth weight infants in our study (one third of all deaths) because they may represent a potential for prevention.

However, in our study, we did not observe any PanIN lesions in the sections of normal pancreas, possibly attributable to the small number of normal tissues examined.