Sentence examples for attributable to the restrictions from inspiring English sources

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Moreover, one should not lose sight of the limitations attributable to the restrictions imposed in the search, such as language and setting.

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The limitations of this study include the absence of a control group and the small cohort of patients but this attributable to the restriction in the inclusion criteria to preserve group homogeneity.

The time-specific effect of the voluntary exercise may be attributable to the time-restriction of the exercise or the time-of-day-dependent gating of the exercise-induced signals.

This restriction of recombination is likely to be attributable to the strong segregation distortion between these loci, as explained in detail in Figure 6B (Lorieux et al. 1995).

Because qE, but not qI is quickly quenched after the leaves are transferred to darkness [ 3], the restriction in NPQ development due to the inhibition of the AOX pathway is attributable to the suppression of qE formation.

The restriction in NPQ induction due to the inhibition of the AOX pathway was mainly attributable to the suppression of qE.

The increased incidence of prematurity and intrauterine growth restriction that has been consistently noted in these studies is possibly attributable to the maternal transplant status.

That may be attributable to the economy.

How many might be considered "attributable" to the disaster?

These are not sums attributable to the vagaries of war.

The proportion of delays attributable to social care was 34.4% in September; the remainder were attributable to the NHS and social care, up from 30.8% a year ago.

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