Sentence examples for attributable to technological from inspiring English sources

Part of this improvement is attributable to technological advances in medicine, which sadly do not come cheap.

85percentt of job losses over the last decade are actually attributable to technological change -- largely automation -- rather than international trade.

Other studies indicate that 50percentt or more of the nearly sevenfold real growth the country has enjoyed since the end of World War II has been attributable to technological innovation resulting from investments in research and development.

The high rate of occult metastases is attributable to technological limitations (Lydiatt et al, 1993; Alvi and Johnson, 1996; Kademani, 2007; Bilde et al, 2008).

The increased swimming speed of women and men in freestyle and breaststroke swimming during the 1994 2011 period as well as the new world records during the 2012 Olympic Games [ 8] are partly attributable to technological advances.

Is the rapid growth rate attributable to a technological lead that is fast eroding?

Both losses are attributable to Microsoft's technological edge over AOL in online products and services.

This deviation could be attributable to links with other technological innovations.

"The observed rise in inequality across both developed and developing countries over the past two decades is largely attributable to the impact of technological change," wrote a team of economists for International Monetary Fund a sentiment widely shared in the academic community.

"The observed rise in inequality across both developed and developing countries over the past two decades is largely attributable to the impact of technological change," explained Florence Jaumotte, Subir Lall and Chris Papageorgiou in a working paper for the International Monetary Fund (which generally confirms why economists find a steady increase in productivity and stagnant wages).

[ 2, 11] These risks are attributable to the nutrition transition, accelerating technological advances that bring time-saving gadgets and rapid methods of transportation that discourage physical activity, changes in workplaces and work hours, increasingly aggressive global marketing campaigns and urbanization.