Sentence examples for attributable to sustained from inspiring English sources

This is largely attributable to sustained use in China and India.

If the observed power changes are attributable to sustained effects of attention and effort, then a similar pattern of changes should be detected during the intertrial periods across conditions.

These time courses suggest that power is specifically modulated in the delay period of the individual trials, rather than being attributable to sustained changes over the entire block, as confirmed by the contrast between delay-period and intertrial interval changes presented in Figure 3.

7 In the USA, as high as 500 000 emergency care visits are attributable to injuries sustained while riding a bicycle, resulting in 900 deaths annually.

No differences attributable to having sustained a Garden I or a Garden II fracture (4/16 vs. 22/95, p = 0.9) or selecting Olmed screws or Hansson pins (9/37 vs. 17/76, p = 0.8) were observed.

We speculate that this may be attributable to a sustained but unresolved effort to repair the damaged CF epithelium leading to a persistent inflammatory environment resulting in a perpetual recruitment signal to the bone marrow and accumulation of the CCSP+ epithelial-like progenitor population.

Here, we show that TBN at the highest dose studied (50 mg kg 1) did not affect the clearance of doxorubicin from heart, liver, kidney and plasma, and hence the observed increased levels of the antitumoural compound in resistant L5178 tumours are not attributable to a sustained presence of the compound into the circulation.

Drop-off in the APD group was attributable to inability to sustain temporary pharmacological withdrawal, disease severity, (making it too demanding to lie still in the SPECT camera) refusal, or death.

This rapid rate of callus formation is likely attributable to the concomitant TBI sustained during the trauma.

Costs increased by study period with an additional cost attributable to the intervention that was sustained post-intervention.

than necessary to sustain growth.