Sentence examples for attributable to the event from inspiring English sources

A low value of EV would indicate that there is no learning effect attributable to the EVENT session (values are restricted between 0 and 1), while larger and larger values indicated stronger and stronger learning effects.

Stroke was classified as disabling if there was an increase in the modified Rankin score to 3 or more, attributable to the event 30 days after onset.

It should be noted, however, that only part of this cost is attributable to the event itself, with the remainder arising due to other characteristics of the patient, especially the co-existence of other health problems in that person.

Reliability estimates on the assessment of adverse events were only moderate in previous studies; those relating to the degree of impairment attributable to the adverse event were even lower [ 22].

The second limitation is due to the choice of including only costs being directly attributable to the cerebrovascular event with high level of evidence.

Articular surface incongruity, joint instability, altered kinematics, articular cartilage injury, and other joint-tissue changes attributable to the traumatic event accelerate OA development.

On one hand, we observed a diploid level for this genome, in contrast to aneuploid situations reported for hybrids of the genus Saccharomyces (Querol and Bond 2009), probably attributable to the hybridization event that generated directly a strict allodiploid hybrid (Gerstein et al. 2006).

To the extent that FN patients in our study population were more likely to develop FN than comparison patients, some downstream costs--in particular, those occurring in cycles after the one in which the initial (i.e., index) FN event occurred--may not be attributable to the initial FN event per se.

Excess event rates were compared by using several approaches, such as standardised event ratios and generalised additive models to estimate the health risks attributable to the extreme climate event.

Therefore, the increased concentration of 137Cs activity on March 17 was not attributable to the biomass burning event.

Following a hip fracture, 23% of the observed increase in mortality at age 60 was assumed to be attributable to the hip fracture event[ 22].