Sentence examples for attributable to the same from inspiring English sources
At this point is not clear whether the band near 308 cm-1 represents a separate species or is a band attributable to the same species responsible for the band at 365 cm-1.
They studied some Tyrannosaurus specimens with tooth marks in the bones, attributable to the same genus.
I had a hunch that Anonymous Lectern's lack of web success was attributable to the same cause I described last year (and is regularly bemoaned by Newspaper Death Watch): journalistic hubris on the part of print reporters.
Speech interpretation is a very important, yet complex task, for which it is useful to incorporate additional reliable visual information that is attributable to the same source.
Because they share living conditions, co-occurring disorders in women and men might be attributable to the same risk factors.
Two patients had recurrent bacteremia attributable to the same emm type (stG840, patients 1 and 2, Table 3).
Still, at least some of the backlash seems attributable to that same roman a clef fact.
In the original MOS cross-sectional analysis of functional status and well being, most of the variance in outcomes measured (including PCS scores) was not attributable to the diseases studied the same is true of our longitudinal analysis [ 16].
Our approach assumes that the risk of death from causes other than the cancer does not depend on whether or not the cancer is present, and among individuals with the cancer, the risk of death attributable to the cancer is the same in Japan and the U.S. and is not affected by radiation exposure.
In both the segmented-market Cournot and the integrated-market monopolistic competition settings where these effects have been identified, we show that the only rationale for a trade agreement is to remedy the inefficiency attributable to the terms-of-trade externality, the same rationale that arises in perfectly competitive markets.
Put differently, corporate taxes can favor the implementation of a stock option plan because the part of the tax shield on managerial compensation that is attributable to the manager (who is at the same time a shareholder) serves as a substitute for compensation.
