Sentence examples for attributable to the train from inspiring English sources

In general, railway tracks suffer with the extreme loading conditions, which are attributable to the train operations with either wheel or rail abnormalities such as flat wheels, dipped rails, etc.

One key common feature across the analysis presented in this paper and work for Germany and Switzerland is that only costs that are directly attributable to the training of apprentices (i.e. that would not have been incurred without apprentices being employed) are incorporated in the cost benefit calculations.

The large excess of false-positives in Shewanella (i.e. proteins predicted by signalp but refuted by proteomics) may be attributable to the training set of proteins used for signalp, which is heavily overrepresented by enterobacteria (e.g. E. coli).

In order to determine whether potential changes were due to acute effects attributable to the last training session, subjects were tested either two (n = 10), or three (n = 6) days after the last bout of exercise.

Without randomisation, one cannot be confident that the observed effects are truly attributable to the auditory training intervention, rather than to intrinsic differences between groups or spontaneous recovery over time.

There has been an ongoing debate in the neuroscience community as to whether increased gray matter of the auditory cortex in musicians is attributable to the amount of training or innate disposition.

The exercise sessions were effective in improving performance on two balance tests, improvements, however, were not attributable to the dual-task training.

This could be attributable to the newborn resuscitation training and follow-up support occurring at these facilities as part of the intervention.

These improvements are attributable to the beneficial effects of the training intervention, since for two of three indices no improvements were observed between the two preintervention measurements.

The better performance of antenatal care in Kigali City may be attributable to the relatively recent (since 1997) training of midwives, the majority of whom live and practice in Kigali City.

Declination of study participation in the BEST-study was largely attributable to the distance to get to the training centre or to difficulties related to commuting.