Sentence examples for attributable to processes from inspiring English sources
We determined the wavelet spectra of NEE or ET time series to identify the proportion of the variability in NEE or ET attributable to processes operating at specific timescales/frequencies.
However, such overgenerality in the narrative domain may be attributable to processes for keeping specific distressing images at bay (37).
It then examined whether these residuals, or 'school effects', were attributable to processes within the school, or were more likely to reflect characteristics of the neighbourhood.
For GEL count-associated genes, the three most prominent enrichment clusters were all attributable to processes and pathways of the immune system (inflammatory responses, antigen presentation, and NF-kB signaling).
The power of this methodology lies in its capability to distinguish process merits attributable to process configurations from impacts of refrigeration balances.
The similarity between the structure of earnings by industry in different countries with printing, iron and steel, and engineering near the top, and textiles and food processing low down is thus attributable to common processes requiring similar compositions of the labour force.
Although inflammation, reverse cholesterol transport, and oxidative stress are known to exacerbate disease outcomes for AMD and CVD, the genetic architecture that underpins the risk attributable to these processes has not consistently shown equitable size and direction of effect for both disease states, suggesting that while common processes are involved the underlying mechanistic detail differs.
The lateral interactions in the visual cortex are attributable to inhibitory processes, possibly mediated by GABAergic synapses.
Impedance spectra are composed of two dominant rate-limiting contributions attributable to electrode processes with relaxation frequencies ca. 103 and 1 Hz at 800 °C.
Our findings imply that the anticipatory behaviors observed in infants may be attributable to cortical processes that involve the association cortices.
We applied an environmentally attributable fraction (EAF) (Smith et al. 1999) of 100%, consistent with scientific literature indicating that only a very small fraction of lead exposure is attributable to natural processes (UNEP 2010).
